In a Nov. 13 email to community members, Connie Horton, vice president for Student Affairs, shared news of the death of sophomore Nicholay Osokin. Friends and professors of Osokin reflect on shared memories to honor his life and legacy.
Felicity Vabulas
“Is it Worth It?”: Examining the United States’ Complicated Past with War and State-Building
The collapse of the Afghan government in August 2021 started a greater conversation worldwide surrounding the consequences of war and global intervention. With a track-record of state-building successes and failures, the United States and each person must decide if state-building is “worth it.”
Women Faculty Face Exacerbated Economic Challenges During COVID-19
COVID-19 presents everyone with challenges, but working mothers are severely impacted. Three female faculty members at Pepperdine discuss their experience helping their children with online learning while balancing teaching, researh and service.
Lecture Discussing “Deported Americans” Comes to Pepp
Lecture on “Deported Americans” will be given on the Malibu campus
