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international programs

The Future of the Switzerland Program

December 14, 2022 by Abby Brown

As Seaver College students receive International Programs decisions, Graph Host Abby Brown, and Assistant News Editor Fiona Creadon discuss the plans for the future of the Switzerland Program. The future of this IP program is now more important than ever as the university prepares to transition from Maison Du Lac in Lausanne to Chateau d'Hauteville beginning with an official … [Read more...] about The Future of the Switzerland Program

Students Embrace New Barcelona Program

October 30, 2022 by Anezka Liskova

April Marshall (far right), faculty-in-residence for the fall semester, stands with participants in Barcelona in September. Marshall said she enjoyed touring the city with the group. Photo courtesy of April Marshall As Pepperdine’s International Programs move into their second month, students are familiarizing themselves with the area, learning about the country’s culture and … [Read more...] about Students Embrace New Barcelona Program

IP Landed Helps Students Stay Rooted in Faith and Community

October 10, 2022 by Lauren Goldblum

Students in Landed spent their first meeting Sept. 26 engaging in both worship and community. Previous student intern Kailey Schaneberg and Karl Kalinkewicz, the assistant director of marketing and student development started Landed in 2015. Photos by Mary Elisabeth Faith, culture and fruitfulness — students in Landed have been exploring the significance of these topics as … [Read more...] about IP Landed Helps Students Stay Rooted in Faith and Community

You Can’t Really Go Wrong: Students Share Abroad Experiences at The Return

September 18, 2022 by Samantha Torre & Fiona Creadon

Pepperdine's Lausanne Program participants fight it out for a win in the tug-of-war tournament Sept. 8. Lausanne returners sported matching shirts and flags as they enticed first-years to join. Photos by Mary Elisabeth Junior Kala’i Kiaaina sported "Long Live the Queen" pin and a smile at the London booth for Pepperdine’s annual Return Sept. 8 — a celebration for students … [Read more...] about You Can’t Really Go Wrong: Students Share Abroad Experiences at The Return

Millions of People, Millions of Things

August 25, 2022 by Alec Matulka

Sports Assistant Editor Alec Matulka stands in front of Buckingham Palace in Westminster, London in June. In a vast majority of photos from his time in Europe, Matulka gave the camera a decisive thumbs up. Photos courtesy of Alec Matulka A few days before my flight from Seattle to London, my dad gave me a piece of advice. “Savor the experience, and make it your own,” my dad … [Read more...] about Millions of People, Millions of Things

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