For many women, putting makeup on is the foundation to the start of a good day. However, this is not a shared universal experience because many women of color struggle to find makeup products that […]
In 2022, women are leveling out the playing field when it comes to speaking up. Women are the majority at Pepperdine at 58%, according to the Office of Institutional Effectiveness. But a Pepp Post survey […]
Athena Chuang, a first-year business administration major of Taiwanese background, had high hopes for the boba in the Lighthouse Cafe. Until she tasted it. “So the boba was really hard and it’s just not how […]
Pepperdine’s Latino Student Alliance hosts monthly meetings to engage members in conversations about Hispanic heritage. Members have watched slideshows on relevant political events in Latin X countries like abortion legislation in Mexico. They have also […]
When most people choose to become affiliated with a fraternity or sorority, they hope to look back on it as one of the best parts of college. However, as 35 anonymously reported stories go to […]
Pepperdine junior Launnie Phillips experiences waves of fear daily. She fears for Black family members and friends amid police shootings and protests. She worries about the impact of COVID-19 on family income. And she wonders […]
Many professional and collegiate-level athletes are taking a stand against racism and utilizing their platforms to amplify Black voices protesting against police violence. After a summer of protests following the police-caused deaths of George Floyd […]
After the Black Lives Matter protests sparked in June, the @BlackatPepperdine Instagram page brought several instances of racial injustice on the Pepperdine campus out of the shadows. Many posts spoke to the privilege white students […]
Pepperdine’s Step Team features 19 teammates who are making strides to diversify Pepperdine’s campus culture The team brings solidarity and interconnectedness to Pepperdine’s Black community, said David L. Humphreys Jr., associate dean of Student Affairs […]
Ida B. Wells-Barnett was an African American woman, journalist, abolitionist and feminist who led an anti-lynching crusade in the United States in the 1890s. Wells-Barnett transformed the lives of many African Americans by starting the […]
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