Pepperdine’s lack of air conditioning in student housing has been a heated topic for years. In the sweltering heat of late summer, students often struggle to keep cool. Record-high heat, global warming and pollution are […]
Lauren Rocco, junior business administration major and track team runner, spent her summer interning with Prospect Select baseball. Prospect Select Baseball is a sports organization that holds showcases and tournaments for amateur baseball players. She […]
Here at Pepperdine University there is no dress code. This allows students the freedom of expression through their dress. Many policies at Pepperdine are on the stricter side with this being a Christian university, however […]
International students at Pepperdine are not the only ones who experience culture shock in the Malibu environment. East Coast individuals find themselves astonished upon arrival to their California dream. Four students from the East Coast […]
The creative writing department is home to students who wish to pursue their passion writing screenplays, novels, short stories or poetry. The department fosters the individuality of students and elevates their success within their respective […]
Imagine a sprawling dinner table. There is a plate full of Bánh xèo, a savory Vietnamese crepe, filled with shrimp, pork, bean sprouts and green onion. It is crispy and fresh, packed with coconut flavor. […]
Pepperdine University is located in the picturesque Malibu mountains facing the Pacific Ocean. Students who live on campus are permitted to register and park a car on campus. But with the isolated campus, students who […]
The day before going to a Whiskey Meyers concert at The Novo in downtown Los Angeles, junior advertising major Luke Pemberton checked his route to the concert. Apple Maps indicated the venue was 40 minutes […]
The Pepperdine graduating class of 2023 has started to feel the pressure and bittersweetness of approaching adulthood. Five seniors agreed that although they feel excited and have a sense of accomplishment at nearing the completion […]
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 […]
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