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Pepperdine students confirm cheating won’t give students an easy way out

December 23, 2022 Lily Preis 0

Remote learning made it easier to cheat.  Now that students are back in person, they wonder if that temptation remains.  Six Seaver students reflected on their academic experiences before, after and during remote learning. All […]

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The impact of remote learning on student schoolwork

June 30, 2021 By Liza Esquibias 0

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 […]

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Transfer students adapt and adjust to the new academic atmosphere during COVID-19

December 28, 2020 By Serena Woon 0

When COVID-19 upended the fall semester, incoming transfer student Venus Taillant didn’t have the luxury of taking a semester off. Like many transfer students, Taillant had already completed all of the GEs that would easily […]

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Sleep: It can truly make or break you

January 7, 2020 By Anneliese Zeigenbein 0

As she enjoyed an unplanned nap at Jamba Juice, freshman psychology major Alexandra Barling missed her 10 a.m., class. Waking up at 11 a.m., she realized her mistake and rushed to her room to get […]

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Overcommitment on campus and how to deal with it

December 29, 2019 By Hadley Biggs 0

Junior religion major Erin Miller leans over her laptop typing a paper that was due 15 minutes ago. It is 11 p.m. This is the first time she has had time to work on homework […]

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Experts and students weigh in on the effectiveness of studying in Payson Library

December 29, 2018 Aubree Ouellette 0

Flipping pages. Clacking keyboards. Sloshing coffee. Chatting friends. Together these sounds are the pulse of Pepperdine University’s heart: Payson Library. Since 2017, Payson Library has continued to beat steadily by providing students with an innovative […]

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Students weigh the worth of a double major

December 29, 2018 Hannah Follman 0

Pepperdine junior Shea McCollum has a passion for creative writing but also an interest in how people communicate. Pursuing both interests, however, requires a heavier course load and leaves less time for other activities. However, […]

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How much is too much? A look at the value of a Pepperdine degree

December 29, 2018 Nicole Hudecek 0

Sophomore transfer Kristin Vavaroutsos found herself saddled with $65,000 in student loans for her first year at University of Michigan. That’s why she transferred to Pepperdine University, where she had earned a Regents’ Scholarship. A […]

Education

Students benefit from required religion courses, albeit reluctantly

May 8, 2018 Dani Masten 0

Pepperdine professors believe the required religion courses are integral to preparing students for lives of service, purpose and leadership. Students aren’t so sure. A Pepp Post poll of 60 students found that 75 percent of […]

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Greek life at Pepperdine helps with academic success

May 8, 2018 Myria Turbow 0

Move over mixers and formals, turns out one of the main benefits to Greek life is a higher GPA. Affiliated Pepperdine students find that being involved in a sorority or fraternity helps them maintain an […]

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College faith retreats let students refocus, regroup, and recoup

by Carly Hanna in Faith Comments Off on College faith retreats let students refocus, regroup, and recoup

Most college students are familiar with going away to college. It’s the going away at college that is unusual. Yet Pepperdine University encourages its students to do just that: go away, refocus, regroup and recoup. [...]

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