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International Students

A World Within Pepperdine

April 16, 2026 by Christine Park

Maximiliian Homberg. Art by Cara TangThe smooth roads outlining Germany, the vibrant avenues of Brazil and the bustling streets of South Korea all bore witness to an earlier part of life for three international members of the Pepperdine community.All three call Pepperdine their home now, yet in their hearts, another home exists beyond Pepperdine; one that is tied with family, … [Read more...] about A World Within Pepperdine

Students Share their Favorite Foods from Around the World

December 1, 2024 by Nina Fife

When starting college, many students have to move away from the place they’ve called home. This can be a short hour drive, or involve moving across state lines or around the world. About 10% of Pepperdine’s student body is made up of international students from over 80 different countries, according to the university’s website. Many international students said they naturally … [Read more...] about Students Share their Favorite Foods from Around the World

Not Goodbye, But See You Later: Parents Reflect on Sending Their Kids to College

December 1, 2024 by Amanda Monahan

‘See you in three months.’ This became the new reality for mother Becky Bondi as she said goodbye to her daughter, sophomore Ava Bondi, at the end of New Student Orientation (NSO).The Bondis ate dinner together every night at home — but now there was an empty seat at the table.The transition to college is difficult for students, yet this transition is … [Read more...] about Not Goodbye, But See You Later: Parents Reflect on Sending Their Kids to College

Culture Shock: Students Break Out of their Hometown Bubble

October 5, 2023 by Samantha Wareing

Home is far away for many students. Students said many things about how the distinct, coastal Malibu and greater Los Angeles culture came as a shock in contrast to the communities they were raised in. Students said they chose to study at Pepperdine to break out of their hometown bubbles, meet new people with different backgrounds and grow as a person. “I wanted to get … [Read more...] about Culture Shock: Students Break Out of their Hometown Bubble

World Waves Program Helps International Students Adjust

October 19, 2022 by Alicia Dofelmier

World Waves students on an excursion at Malibu Yogurt and Ice Cream fall 2021. They spent time together getting to know each other better. Photos courtesy of Cory Robertson The World Waves program, which is in its second year, is an optional fall program to help international students adjust during their first semester at Pepperdine, said Cory Robertson, assistant director of … [Read more...] about World Waves Program Helps International Students Adjust

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