Picture This
How four alumni create the look of films and television shows.
Those Who Serve
Saluting students past and present who have served their country.
Does God Have a Seat in the Courtroom?
Examining the competing claims of law and religion.
Surveying the American Dream
The Private Capital Markets Project brings insight to small businesses.
Tradition in Transit
Fulbright scholar Rasha Salib explores the cultural crossroads of American and Jordanian values.
30 Seconds or Less
A lobbyist and a congressman walk into a classroom…and try to influence a new generation of decision-makers.
A Hero’s Story for All to Hear
Students in Professor Andrea Siegel’s class bring graphic novel Daredevil alive on audiobook for blind Arabic-speakers. By Sarah Fisher Heroes of literature …
The Way of the Pilgrims
Controller Brian Thomason and father, faculty member Phillip Thomason, share their story of a pilgrimage to Spain that opened their eyes to new beauty, strengthened their bond, and deepened their faith.
Against the Current
A 49-year-old Seaver kinesiology student proves that she can swim with the best of them.
Dana Jones
Dana Jones (’95) reigns in the Waves Athletics history books as one of Pepperdine’s all-time great basketball players. This spring he joined the annals of the West Coast Conference when he was inducted into the organization’s Hall of Honor.
Of Chords and Colors
Inspiration, says composer N. Lincoln Hanks, is like a jealous partner, whose interest is piqued when he begins working on a new composition before she arrives.
Poetry Powerhouse
Sophomore Demi McCoy’s lyrical talent and faith come alive as she stages performance poetry around campus and online.