Spring 2021
Volume 13 | Issue 1
After 25 years of shepherd leadership at Pepperdine, Rick R. Marrs makes a long-awaited return to teaching and his own scholarship
Alumni and faculty illuminate the persistent inequality that has suppressed economic opportunity for historically marginalized groups
In celebration of its golden anniversary, the Graduate School of Education and Psychology highlights five decades of communal impact while pursuing a transformative future
Articles
Across the developing world, the Sudreau Global Justice Institute at the Caruso School of Law is creating solutions for some of the most pressing problems in the criminal justice system
In his latest book, Pulitzer Prize–winning professor Edward J. Larson examines the unexpected and unlikely—yet highly functional—partnership between two of America’s most notable founding fathers
On the path toward a career in ministry, two graduate students seek to uncover why so many young adults have become disconnected from church communities
To share the healing journeys of COVID-19 survivors, alumna Morgana Wingard (’05) is on a ride of her own throughout the entire country
Renowned (and beloved!) coach and athletic director Wayne Wright (MA ’66) blessed Pepperdine Athletics with a rare and lasting culture of fellowship
NBA executive Rich Cho (JD ’97) reflects on his nearly three-decade career in professional basketball
Away from the classroom and their typical learning environment, students engage in scientific research in their own backyards
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
Editorial
Inside Voices
As a child going through leukemia, I experienced joy. As a spouse, mother, and professor experiencing cancer, I experience joy.
Campus Notes
Editor's Letter
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