For first-year water polo player Kent Emden, the transition from high school to college sports affected more than just his level of competition. The mental game proved to be more challenging than he had ever […]
Many students and Housing and Residence Life (HRL) leaders agree that changes in on-campus housing are creating a more cohesive community for transfer students. Up until the fall semester, new transfer students at Pepperdine were […]
Yik Yak yapped back into college campuses August 2021 posing a notorious threat: Anonymity. The unfiltered social media app has made a comeback after a four-year hiatus due to comments involving bomb threats, gun violence, […]
Sophomore accounting major Zedekyah Teh is a nonreligious student in a community based in Christian faith. This can make him feel as if there is a glass barrier between him and his peers. Teh grew […]
Energy, warmth, rays, comfort, summer. Those are some of the words that come to mind when Pepperdine students think about the sun. In Malibu, California, a vast majority of the days are sunny. Pepperdine’s campus […]
For any university student, applying for financial aid is a difficult process. But for a first-generation college student, the task can be daunting. Pepperdine defines first-generation college students on its website as “students whose parent(s) […]
Known for its beautiful beaches and sunny skies, Malibu, California, is home to the rich, the famous, and the stereotypical “broke-college student.” Some out-of-state college students at Pepperdine University struggle with increased spending on average […]
Sophomore psychology major Danny Martinez lost his best friend during his junior year of high school. And then the COVID-19 lockdown hit. For Martinez, that meant spending too much time in his own head, lost […]
Prep. Pose. Perfect. Those are the three Ps that student TikTok creators at Pepperdine are all familiar with when it comes to producing engaging content, especially about their boujee university lifestyle. On a campus that […]
When sophomore Courtney Hancock was considering where to go to college, she strongly considered attending New York University to study music business. The aspiring singer/songwriter from Denver, Colorado, knew she wanted to work in the […]
The Malibu City Council is fighting a losing battle. Climate change and sea-level rise keeps eroding the sand and the road at Westward Beach at Point Dume, but the council can only mitigate the problem. […]
The field of fashion is vast and diverse, as are the reasons why students at Pepperdine chose their personal styles. Regardless of intention, an individuals’ fashion choices tells a story about who they are. “Humans […]
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