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Lectures will address black history

In celebration of Black History Month, Payson Library will be hosting a lecture series that traces the history of black culture from slavery to freedom. The lectures will take place every Thursday  from 4 to 5 p.m. during the month of February. Full story

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Flurry of Foreigners Diversify Pepperdine

In recent years, the Waves have accelerated overseas recruiting in all sports and the results are beginning to pay off. Full story

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Up, Up & Away: Dance in Flight Image Gallery

Beginning Thursday, Pepperdine students, taking on the roles of directors, dancers and choreographers, will showcase their talents through Dance in Flight. Full story

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Staff Editorial: Waves fans rally in support of athletics

While Pepperdine may not have a football team or tens of thousands of painted-faced rowdy fans at sporting events, the school’s athletics program is extraordinary, particularily for its size. Full story

School of Law team wins national trial advocacy competition

The Pepperdine University School of Law’s trial advocacy team earned first place last weekend at the sixth annual American Bar Association (ABA) Labor and Employment Trial Advocacy Competition in Washington, D.C.

 

SMC brings GE courses to Malibu

Santa Monica College will begin offering GE courses Feb. 16 at a makeshift satellite campus in Malibu for the first time in more than 20 years.

 

Justice Kennedy imparts wisdom, wit to capacity crowd at School of Law

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy discussed the theory and practice of law with an overflow audience at the School of Law  Wednesday, the 22nd anniversary of his unanimous confirmation to the Supreme Court.

 

Waves topple No. 1 Trojans, Gauchos

In the span of a week, the Waves knock off two top-ten volleyball teams.

Technology craze calls for Luddist revival

The release of the new iPad has left many of us feeling technologically insufficient, especially if you, like me, are still sporting a first generation video iPod

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