This story highlights Bruno Teran’s journey as an undocumented Mexican immigrant living in Los Angeles. Bruno originally is from Chihuahua, Mexico, but immigrated to the U.S. from Juarez, Mexico in 1949. His daughter, Priscilla Teran, […]
Gone. Her parents are gone. Gone to the United States. And now she is gone. Kidnapped at 15-years-old by an older boy from her school. Punched in the stomach, tied up and dragged to his […]
*The subjects of this story asked that their names be changed because of immigration status. “When you are close to your family as a kid, you don’t think much about being apart from them, you […]
Tomas Amezcua and Concepcion Santa Rosa were crossing El Cerro, the border, on their way to the United States. Concepcion did this once already before she was married, but this time, she was three months […]
Seasonal unemployment, low wages, lack of education and vulnerability of undocumented workers all combine to create a cycle of poverty that is difficult to break. Poverty is one of the primary causes of inadequate living […]
Riding camels in Jordan and drinking tea at Kensington Palace are once-in-a-lifetime experiences that Pepperdine University student Connor White took part in during his year abroad. When students like White study abroad through one of […]
A lesbian couple attending Pepperdine isn’t what one would expect from a conservative, Christian university. Yet, Sarah Neiman and Caleigh Howard defied the odds, found each other and fell in love despite numerous obstacles. “My […]
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 […]
Tuition for Seaver College will increase 3.55 percent for the 2015-2016 year, from $23,220 to $24,045 per semester, Dean Michael Feltner announced in an email sent to the undergraduate student body in March. This comes […]
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