Senior Pepperdine swimmer Amanda Rowe continues to break records after enduring three brain surgeries in the span of one year. For most freshmen moving away from home for the first time, learning to manage time […]
Freshman walk-on Men’s Tennis player Scotland Garapedian is fascinated with a particular quote from J.K. Simmon’s character in the movie Whiplash: “There are not two words in the English language more harmful than good job.” […]
If you’ve walked into the Waves Café at Pepperdine, you’ve probably bumped into James, the sociable, stocky and blonde-haired 44-year-old chef who greets students as they walk into the cafeteria, fist bumping them and asking […]
Despite having roots in Las Vegas and Colorado, Robert Radnoti is the human embodiment of Los Angeles charm and charisma. With his exceptionally tan skin, polo shirt tucked into his shorts, and big smile, he […]
He hails from the surf-mecca Indonesia and grew up in the surf-town of San Diego; however junior Joseph Ramli’s rich surfer-blood wasn’t activated until he started his college career at Pepperdine and began his romance […]
In surfing, the normally apparent social boundaries of race, politics, economics and gender are blurred, for the most part. The biggest distinction that sets surfers apart today is their attitude out in the water, which […]
Indonesia, Australia and United States. Out of all the countries Pepperdine sophomore women’s golfer Tatiana Wijaya has traveled to around the world, these are three that have made a significant impact on her life. Born […]
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