On Wednesday, April 9 the Board, in conjunction with other campus groups hosted Senior Sunset on Alumni Park. The event was a chance for seniors to spend time together as a class and reminisce on their Pepperdine journeys before graduation.
President Jim Gash gave a warm welcome to conservative public intellectual Jordan Peterson at the April 7 event, which nearly filled Firestone Fieldhouse. Peterson discussed morality, self-improvement and masculinity through a psychological interpretation of biblical stories.
Pepperdine students gather to protest Jordan Peterson’s appearance at the President’s Speaker Series, calling for greater viewpoint diversity on campus. The protest took place just off campus April 7 and drew support from students and community members.
As the class of 2025 prepares for their time to move their tassel from the right to left, graduating seniors from Pepperdine share and recount their past experiences and advice before they hit the stage. The class of 2025 will celebrate their graduation May 3.
After back-to-back wildfires, road closures and a short return to Zoom learning, Pepperdine’s class of 2028 faced an academic year unlike any other. But amid the chaos, they discovered unexpected beauty, deeper connections and a newfound sense of place in the Malibu community.
Following the devastation of the L.A. County fires, Malibu Pacific Church has introduced an interactive way to support local businesses. The initiative, GoLocalMalibu, encourages locals to support several businesses across Malibu.