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SGA

SGA Candidates Advocate for Transparency

February 19, 2025 by Ava Heinert

In conjunction with the Pepperdine Debate Team, the Student Government Association hosted its first Candidates Debate on Monday, Feb. 17 in the Raitt Recital Hall. The public event introduced the candidates to the community, allowing them to answer questions and debate policy.Steven Weinstock, SGA director of the General Judicial Council and co-coordinator of the debate, said … [Read more...] about SGA Candidates Advocate for Transparency

SGA Looks Ahead After Mountain Parking Structure Opening

February 19, 2025 by Amanda Monahan

The Mountain Parking Structure opened Jan. 20 after months of waiting and parking challenges for students. The structure added 825 new spaces for eight different permit types, in addition to construction vehicles.The new parking garage is located by Rockwell Towers, where the Rho parking lot once stood. The structure features seven levels of parking, with the first two levels … [Read more...] about SGA Looks Ahead After Mountain Parking Structure Opening

Pepp Students Travel to D.C. For Trump’s Inauguration

January 28, 2025 by Rachel Flynn

The United States' 60th Presidential Inauguration is a historical moment and alumna Hannah Loewen and senior Michael Sugimoto traveled across the country to be there. Loewan and Sugimoto are just two of the 220,000 Americans who received tickets to watch history unfold as the 47th president was sworn into office. Loewen said she planned to volunteer for Donald Trump’s … [Read more...] about Pepp Students Travel to D.C. For Trump’s Inauguration

SGA Meeting Sets Budget for Spring 2025 Semester

January 28, 2025 by Ava Heinert

The Student Government Association passed its Spring 2025 budget in its Jan. 22 meeting. As part of that budget, SGA passed a $10,000 budget for a parking party at the end of February. The parking party will celebrate The Mountain parking structure, which opened Jan. 20.Vice President of Finance Julian Mola originally presented the budget to the Senate during SGA’s first … [Read more...] about SGA Meeting Sets Budget for Spring 2025 Semester

SGA Holds Meeting, Focuses on Student Concern Surveys

October 21, 2024 by H.L. Mccullough

The Student Government Association (SGA) held their weekly senate meeting Oct. 16 in Thornton Administrative Center (TAC) covering upcoming campus events before breaking off into research groups.With enough members to hit the required quorum, SGA Vice President Micheal Sugimoto opened by sharing multiple events happening on campus for the one-year anniversary of the Pacific … [Read more...] about SGA Holds Meeting, Focuses on Student Concern Surveys

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