Deer Spotting
Visitors, take note: you may cross paths with some furry, four-legged creatures on campus. One of the surprising—and spectacular— features of Pepperdine’s Malibu location is the friendly population of mule deer that roams the hills.
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Game On!
Pepperdine University proudly hosted the 2013 NCAA® Division I Men’s Basketball West Regional Championship at the STAPLES Center March 28 and 30.
Dolores Returns!
On September 19, Founder’s Day 2012, Dolores, the beloved mascot and guardian angel-cherub of the original George Pepperdine College campus in South Los Angeles, was unveiled in a special ceremony in Adamson Plaza on the Malibu campus, restored to the full glory of her 1941 debut. Set upon a quatrefoil …
Remembering George Pepperdine: 1886-1962
George Pepperdine (left) visiting his parents Mary and John. His two daughters, Florence and Esther, are in front and his brother Frank stands next to his father.
The 36th Annual Associates Dinner
Hundreds gathered to celebrate Pepperdine’s 75 years of changing lives at the sold-out 36th Annual Pepperdine Associates Dinner on March 24 at the world-famous Warner Bros. Studio.
The 35th Annual Associates Dinner
President Benton shares his vision for the Campaign for Pepperdine at this historic event.
All Nature Sings
Hundreds of talented Pepperdine students came together this spring to produce the 39th Annual Songfest.
Bleeding Blue and Orange
Pepperdine fans of all ages cheered as the Waves basketball teams took to the court of Firestone Fieldhouse for Blue and Orange Madness
2010 Bible Lectures
Participants enjoyed a robust schedule of lectures, classes, presentations, performances, and conversations centered on this year’s theme, “The Hero of the Story: The Book of Acts Revisited.”
Welcome Home Mr. Pepperdine
Founder George Pepperdine has a new, permanent place at the University: overlooking the Mullin Town Square fountain in the middle of the Malibu campus. A life-sized, bronze statue of Mr. Pepperdine sits atop Barney’s Bench, named for beloved alumnus and football star Barney Barnhart (‘50). Positioned between the crosses of …