Photos by Chad Jimenez “I’m really passionate about serving others and that’s what I ultimately want to do in whatever platform that may be. Right now, I’m leaning towards law because I see that as an outlet where I can reach economically disadvantaged people and those that are marginalized, so that is my ultimate goal. I think Pepperdine has helped me take steps towards … [Read more...] about People of Pepperdine: Kameron Johnston
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Dean Deanell Reece Tacha to Retire
Photos Courtesy of Jennifer Champion Painted grey birds dappled with white alight on the blue flowers and foliage that adorn the furniture in School of Law Dean Deanell Reece Tacha's office. The birds painted on her furniture and stitched on her chairs are accompanied by various poetry books scattered throughout her office, images that are perhaps emblematic of the woman … [Read more...] about Dean Deanell Reece Tacha to Retire
Law Review Symposium Featured Former Vice President Dick Cheney
Photos Courtesy of Ron Hall Former Vice President Dick Cheney was the featured speaker at Pepperdine Law Review's annual symposium. The event held April 1 explored how the powers and responsibilities of the nation's second highest office have evolved throughout history. In addition to Cheney, several other renowned legal scholars, politicians and practitioners gathered to … [Read more...] about Law Review Symposium Featured Former Vice President Dick Cheney
Staff Editorial: Freely Receiving and Freely Giving — Our New Legal Dilemma
Art by Chris Chen As we approach the holiday season, many people look forward to spending time with family, giving thanks, eating good food and giving back to the community. News feeds will likely soon be filled with volunteer opportunities, Thanksgiving missions and Foodshare donation requests, as there are an estimated 51,000 homeless people living in LA County, … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Freely Receiving and Freely Giving — Our New Legal Dilemma
Ready, Set
There is something about the air. The curvature of the rock. The impossible blue of the Pacific. It represents the dawn of so many things — notebooks rising to page one, faces reclaiming the plaza, new names, a new microwave oven, a speech, a dance, Malibu population 13,042. It is a welcome for some and a return for others. It is a place to tie the hammock and a meeting ground … [Read more...] about Ready, Set
