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 […]
Pepperdine students are working as frontline essential workers during the pandemic to help their communities. From providing life-saving medical care to essential grocery services, students are putting themselves at risk to fill important roles within […]
Bedsheets for canvases. Breakout rooms instead of extensive critiques. Balconies as fully-functioning art studios. Pepperdine studio arts students have faced unique challenges amidst the COVID-19 pandemic as they try to navigate hands-on classes through a […]
Many college students look forward to their senior year, where they make everlasting memories, frantically try to figure out what’s next, celebrate their accomplishments and embark on their future endeavors. With the pandemic shifting classes […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has led to Pepperdine students asking many questions: When are students going to be able to live on campus again? Which vaccine should I get? Did Carol Baskin actually kill her husband? […]
Traveling has become a controversial thing to do during the pandemic, and Pepperdine students and faculty have clashing views. While some students have traveled for fun, others have traveled only for essential reasons, and many […]
Cheating can be tempting for any student and possibly even more so in an online format. During the 2020-2021 academic year, Pepperdine professors were faced with the decision of how they would choose to test […]
Since remote learning began, Pepperdine professors and students have seen grades, work ethic and workload impacted in unique ways. A Pepp Post poll of 79 students found that about 73% saw their workload increase and […]
In a volatile economy, more students are choosing to extend their education by going to graduate school. Pepperdine has felt the full force of this nationwide impact. National graduate enrollment grew at nearly three times […]
As a first-year university student, trying to build community and finding new friends is hard enough, even without a pandemic. After Pepperdine announced in January that in-person classes would not resume with the start of […]
It is a tale of two restaurants. Lily’s Malibu thrived during the COVID-19 pandemic because of its take-out only business, while Wood Ranch BBQ in Agoura Hills struggled when dine-in and catering ceased. Just as […]
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