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Pepperdine University Officials Monitor Protesters at West L.A. Campus
Pepperdine University officials are monitoring protesters outside and inside the West L.A. campus building lobby. They are protesting another tenant in the building that has no relation to Pepperdine. The protesters are currently blocking first floor entrances and elevators, and denying access to higher floors in the building. Pepperdine Public Safety officials, building security, and Los Angeles Police Department are on-scene.
If Pepperdine employees are comfortable, they may connect with Public Safety (310.506.4442) to be escorted into the building by on-site Pepperdine Public Safety officials. However, if employees feel uncomfortable, they are encouraged to contact their supervisors to make arrangements to work remotely until the situation is resolved.
We will provide update again by 11:00 AM.
Update on Road Conditions Near the Malibu Campus
The Malibu campus is open, and classes will be held as regularly scheduled today, February 5, 2019. All major routes to campus are open at this time.
Drivers are urged to make personal safety their first priority, using caution and good judgment when considering travel along the roads leading to campus as fog, rocks, mud, and debris may be encountered. At this time, the least vulnerable route to campus may be Pacific Coast Highway from the south. Additional rain is forecasted throughout the day, and conditions may change unexpectedly.
The University will continue to monitor road conditions, and any critical changes will be shared on the Road Conditions Hotline at 310.506.ROAD. Community members are advised to regularly check the hotline before traveling to campus, especially during inclement weather conditions.
Update on Road Conditions Near the Malibu Campus
The Malibu campus is open and classes will be held as regularly scheduled today, February 4, 2019. Due to the rains, Topanga Canyon Blvd is currently closed. Pacific Coast Highway is closed between Broad Beach and Las Posas. All other routes to campus are open at this time.
Drivers are urged to make personal safety their first priority, using caution and good judgment when considering travel along the roads leading to campus as fog, rocks, mud, and debris may be encountered. At this time, the least vulnerable route to campus may be Pacific Coast Highway from the south. Additional rain is forecasted through Tuesday, and conditions may change unexpectedly.
The University will continue to monitor road conditions, and any critical changes will be shared on the Road Conditions Hotline at 310.506.ROAD. Community members are advised to regularly check the hotline before traveling to campus, especially during inclement weather conditions.
Update on Road Conditions Near the Malibu Campus
The Malibu campus is open and classes will be held as regularly scheduled today, February 4, 2019. Due to the rains, Topanga Canyon Blvd is currently closed. All other routes to campus are open at this time.
Drivers are urged to make personal safety their first priority, using caution and good judgment when considering travel along the roads leading to campus as fog, rocks, mud, and debris may be encountered. At this time, the least vulnerable route to campus may be Pacific Coast Highway from the south. Additional rain is forecasted through Tuesday, and conditions may change unexpectedly.
The University will continue to monitor road conditions, and any critical changes will be shared on the Road Conditions Hotline at 310.506.ROAD. Community members are advised to regularly check the hotline before traveling to campus, especially during inclement weather conditions.
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