The grieving process involves numerous psychological, cultural and religious components, including important mourning practices. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many individuals have been forced to experience loss differently than they might have expected.
Susan Giboney
“Marry the Man Behind the Vacuum Cleaner”: A Generational Love Story
In the 1960s, the parents of Carrie and Andy Wall met at Pepperdine, starting a family friendship that carried forward into the lives of their children. Now married with three daughters, Carrie and Andy’s marriage is a testament to love and service.
Payson Library Officially Reopened
Photos by Omar Murphy Pepperdine University held a Grand Reopening celebration at Payson Library on Saturday. This invitation-only, ribbon cutting event served as a “thank you” to the donors and other benefactors in attendance and provided them with an opportunity to explore the library in an open house tour. The reopening celebration began with a […]
Pepperdine Mourns Death of Chancellor Emeritus Charles B. Runnels
Photo Courtesy of Pepperdine University The Pepperdine community mourns the loss of Chancellor Emeritus Charles B. Runnels. He passed away Tuesday at the age of 91. Runnels served as the University’s vice chancellor from 1971 to 1984 and was named chancellor in 1985. In 2006, he was named Chancellor Emeritus, though he continued his work […]
Explore The History Of Pepperdine And Nancy Reagan
Photos Courtesy of Ron Hall Former First Lady Nancy Davis Reagan, who died March 6 of congestive heart failure, supported Pepperdine University since its first days in Malibu. President Ronald Reagan spoke seven times in front of a Pepperdine audience, and Nancy Reagan attended many of the events with him. “She has been on our […]
