Spring/Summer 2014
Volume 6 | Issue 2
California realist Wayne Thiebaud played a seminal role in the Pop Art movement of the 1960s.
After years of treating the challenges unique to African Americans in his private practice, Graduate School of Education and Psychology professor Daryl Rowe is developing the tools to lead them to recovery.
After enduring unspeakable hardship in her youth, a lifelong nutrition scholar improves health conditions in communities close to home and beyond.
Harnessing a lifelong love of the sport and a devotion to his heritage, School of Public Policy alumnus Luke Salas reveals the reality of Cuba through the camera lens.
Articles
School of Law professor Kris Knaplund champions the rights of individuals born through assisted reproductive technology.
Graziadio School professor Ed Rockey seeks meaning in his work.
Six Pepperdine alumni join forces to produce the first New Testament-only themed animated children’s series.
Pepperdines new chaplain reflects on her call to ministry and her hopes for her future at the university.
A local all-star brings her record-breaking skills to the Waves women’s soccer team.
Seaver music composition students experience the unique opportunity to contribute to film history.
Two Seaver faculty members make beautiful music together.
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
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Inside Voices
Pepperdine Magazine is the feature magazine for Pepperdine University and its growing community of alumni, students, faculty, staff, and friends.
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