WHAT TO DO SEAVER AT A GLANCE BACKGROUND IN THE 'BU George Pepperdine founded Pepperdine University to foster an Malibu, affectionately institution dedicated to promoting the highest standards of academic excellence and Christian values. Our founder was never one to play nicknamed "the 'Bu" by locals, it safe. With an investment of only $5 in postage, George Pepperdine started the Western Auto Supply Company in 1909. Twenty-eight years is a beachside community that later, despite the scope of the Great Depression, he founded George Pepperdine College at its original campus in South Los Angeles. attracts surfers, students, and In 1971 Pepperdine was reorganized as a university a er the School of Law was established and the departments of Business and Education Hollywood celebrities alike. Take 45 were labeled as separate schools. A year later, Pepperdine moved to the famous Pacific Coast Highway MAJORS its present 830-acre Malibu campus, which is consistently recognized as one of the most beautiful in the nation. While a close drive to all that Los Angeles has to o er, the Malibu campus provides students with a up the coastline and explore OUR CAMPUS safe, small-town atmosphere where they can thrive academically and Pepperdine’s Malibu setting o ers unparalleled natural intellectually. We hope this walking tour will inform you of the many the 21 miles of scenic beauty beauty from every location and facility. Our Mediterranean ways our students are strengthened for lives of purpose, service, and revival architecture, designed with subtlety in mind, aims leadership, as well as how they use and enjoy our Malibu campus. lined with dining destinations, to keep the focus on the surrounding ocean and mountains. Enjoy the view; we hope you brought a camera. contemporary shopping centers, 40 and endless opportunities for MINORS outdoor recreation.

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Cafe Habana Duke's John's Garden STUDENT-FACULTY RATIO HELPFUL INFORMATION Malibu Farm FOR EMERGENCIES, CALL 911 FIRST Malibu Yogurt & Ice Cream THEN CALL PUBLIC SAFETY: 310.506.4441 Ollo MALIBU CAMPUS MAIN NUMBER: 310.506.4000 CAMPUS TOUR SunLife Organics OFFICE OF ADMISSION: 310.506.4392 Taverna Tony # SMOTHERS THEATRE BOX OFFICE: 310.506.4522 ATHLETICS TICKET OFFICE: 310.506.4935 RECREATION STUDENT ACCESSIBILITY OFFICE: 310.506.6500 1 Adamson House IN THE NATION FOR SENDING Malibu Creek State Park STUDENTS ABROAD PARKING FOR VISITORS Malibu Pier Visitors with valid passes may park in any legal parking area on campus, Point Dume State Beach including all streets and gated parking lots with token access, except for Solstice Canyon areas reserved for University vehicles. Visitor passes and parking tokens are available from booth o icers upon entering campus. Zuma Beach 4-YR GRADUATION RATE ACCESSIBILITY SHOPPING Maps specifying accessible routes and accommodations are available upon request from the Student Accessibility O ice 310.506.6500. Malibu Colony Plaza Malibu Country Mart Point Dume Village

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h 14. INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS OFFICE 3. HOWARD A. WHITE CENTER (HAWC) o 8 3 J Over two-thirds of Pepperdine students participate in one of the school's The HAWC is a 24-hour student complex with study areas, big-screen highly regarded study abroad programs. The most popular choices are the TVs, ping-pong and pool tables, and a recently renovated dining residential programs in which students live with classmates in Pepperdine- center, including a convenience store and cafe open until 2 . The 5 owned facilities in Florence, Heidelberg, Lausanne, London, Shanghai, and Student Activities o ice, Intercultural A airs o ice, Pepperdine Student Washington, DC. As a home stay, the Buenos Aires program o ers Programming Board, and Student Government Association are also located a cultural-immersion experience. inside the HAWC. 15. ROCKWELL DINING CENTER 4. RESIDENCE HALLS 7 2 Housing the Waves Cafe, the Rockwell Dining Center also consists of The Pepperdine residence halls are a home away from home on campus, 6 our Oasis made-to-order pizza restaurant, Thai noodle bar, Nature’s Edge

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