Deep Dives

Finding family

Eleven-year-old Hung Le skipped down the stairs and jumped excitedly into the backseat of Tan Beard’s car and strapped his seatbelt on. As they chatted and drove down the road on their way to the […]

Deep Dives

Seeking salvation

As adrenaline and panic coursed through her veins, Alexis Padilla ran down the hall. Just minutes before, she was helpless, pinned down, as her dad wrapped his powerful hands around her neck in a rage. […]

Profiles

The global game

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 […]

Profiles

The pilot

For Carrington Crain, a freshman sports medicine major, the sky is her favorite place. Growing up in a big family who are all crazy about flying, Crain has always dreamt about having her moment in […]

Diversity

Alfalfa

*The subjects of this story asked that their names be changed because of immigration status. It was a sunny Thursday morning in South Gate, California. A group of women rushed behind a line of plastic […]

Campus Life

Lily’s Malibu: 25 years and counting

For Lily Castro, the owner of Lily’s Malibu, it is no coincidence that the word “lily” is symbolic of success. Across the pathway from Bank of Books at the Point Dume Plaza Shopping Center, Castro […]

Profiles

Just keep swimming

Just keep swimming, just keep swimming. Pepperdine University Women’s Swim team is determined to do just that this season. Long-term exhaustion, or burnout, is a common side effect to many of the swimmers who have […]