The transition of moving and assimilating to university life has always been difficult. Social media and meeting virtually eased this transition for many students after the COVID-19 pandemic. First-year students used social media to meet […]
Lush greenery, scenic ocean views and mountains for days. Pepperdine’s campus offers a natural environment few other universities can match. Students find the campus’ setting helps them focus and refresh from intense studying, but the […]
On March 11, 2020, Pepperdine University announced the move from in-person classes to an online format, igniting stress and panic amongst professors toward the unprecedented events they were about to face. Professors had to re-work […]
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 […]
Gabrielle Salgado completed the reporting for this story in Jour 241 in Fall 2021 under the supervision of Dr. Christina Littlefield and Dr. Theresa de los Santos. Dr. de los Santos supervised the video package.
Brianne Kong is a sophomore integrated marketing communication major from South Korea. Like many others, she believes that work experience is an integral part of university life. But she hasn’t had the best experience searching […]
COVID-19 is causing an environmental rollback in Pepperdine’s cafeteria. Students choose between reusable or disposable utensils and containers when getting food on campus. While the washable dishes are more environmentally friendly, the to-go options offer […]
A welcoming driver, a reliable bus and an ease of mobility for everyone. These are the hallmarks of Pepperdine’s Transit Service. The 10-member team of Pepperdine’s Transit Services Department works tirelessly to keep the community […]
Pepperdine’s Inter-Club Council funds almost all clubs on campus and controls which ones are created. This five-person council is in charge of student money through the Campus Life Fee. The council allocates these funds to […]
The forecast for Southern California is 0% chance of rain and 100% chance of fire. In Los Angeles County specifically, lack of rain has made the drought more intense, creating a serious wildfire threat. Pepperdine […]
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