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Pepperdine Mourns Death of Professor Michael Summers

August 25, 2016 by Bryce Hanamoto

Photo Courtesy of Pepperdine The Pepperdine community is mourning the loss of Business Management professor Michael R. Summers. He passed away in his sleep Aug. 16. Summers began teaching at Pepperdine in the fall of 1980 and was the longest tenured business faculty member in the Business Administration Division, according to a University press release. He taught … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Mourns Death of Professor Michael Summers

BØRNS Draws Masses to the Santa Monica Pier

August 7, 2016 by Matt Benton

Photos by Matt BentonThe latest installment of Santa Monica's Twilight Concerts on the Pier proved to be one of the busiest ones yet. People from all over crowded around the closed gates to try to enter the at-capacity venue. It probably didn't help that the Santa Monica Pier has become a popular destination for users of the trending application, Pokémon Go.BØRNS, … [Read more...] about BØRNS Draws Masses to the Santa Monica Pier

Law Students Land Minority Scholarship

May 20, 2016 by Alec Mcpike

Photos courtesy of Minority Corporate Counsel Association  Pepperdine School of Law students Brittany Alexis Porter and Miguel Eduardo Del Mundo have both been awarded the Minority Corporate Counsel Association Lloyd M. Johnson, Jr. Scholarship. The LMJ Scholarship is a national program that annually grants scholarships of $10,000 to students entering their first year of law … [Read more...] about Law Students Land Minority Scholarship

Kaskade to Perform at the Los Angeles Convention Center

May 7, 2016 by Paola Ramos

Photos by Paola Ramos Multi-Grammy nominee and award-winning DJ Kaskade will perform at the Los Angeles Convention Center Saturday night, making his sold-out show the first of its kind in the venue. This is also the DJ's largest solo headlining show, with a projected 20,000 people to attend. "It's going to be lit up, a full on audio and visual assault, no — an assault on … [Read more...] about Kaskade to Perform at the Los Angeles Convention Center

Light & Dirty: ‘The Controversy Is Expected’

April 27, 2016 by Berkley Mason

Photos by Berkley Mason and Courtesy of Lydia Gerard and Meridith Cary Light & Dirty, a senior thesis exhibition at the Weisman Museum, is showing a handful of art pieces, all of which aim to convey and start a dialogue about topics of "light" or "dirty" nature, senior Studio Art major Lydia Gerard said. Assistant Professor of Fine Art Gretchen Batcheller, Art … [Read more...] about Light & Dirty: ‘The Controversy Is Expected’

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