Summer 2010
Volume 2 | Issue 2
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
Equipping community leaders in Rwanda with the skills they need to bring reconciliation to their fractured nation.
What images spring to mind at the mention of "baby boomers?" Executives? Yoga teachers? Botox? All of the above?
Boone Center for the Family Builds a Model for Strengthening Inner-City School Life.
Articles
Equipped with more PhDs than ever before, School of Law professors raise the bar with their multidisciplinary expertise.
When the final whistle blew on the last game of the 2009-2010 athletic season, the Pepperdine Waves concluded another successful year of strength and agility, intricate teamwork, and national recognition.
Miranda Ayim sets a new standard in womens basketball as the nations top scholar-athlete.
The center, established with support from the Pepperdine University Libraries, is committed to the acquisition and preservation of these materials and to the promotion of research of this important religious movement.
Alumnus Christopher Roos gives cancer patients and their families a rest from treatment with Camp Keepsake.
Seaver College students help heal the sick, serve the poor, and find their way at the Mission at Natuvu Creek in Fiji.
Seaver graduate Alex Ashford pays tribute to family and memories with her award-winning poetry collection, Danke Schoen.
Singers, pianists, and composers gather at Pepperdine for its annual celebration of the art song.
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
A public policy students Indonesian teen survey yields hopeful trends in HIV/AIDS prevention.
Editorial
Inside Voices
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
Editor's Letter
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