In 2022, women are leveling out the playing field when it comes to speaking up. Women are the majority at Pepperdine at 58%, according to the Office of Institutional Effectiveness. But a Pepp Post survey […]
Cross necklaces, upbeat Christian music and Bible journaling with pretty drawings. All of these things could be considered part of a “Christian aesthetic,” which includes wearing or displaying Christian-esque clothing, jewelry, stickers or other paraphernalia, […]
Sophomore accounting major Zedekyah Teh is a nonreligious student in a community based in Christian faith. This can make him feel as if there is a glass barrier between him and his peers. Teh grew […]
When Bea Midesya, an international student ambassador and junior media production major from Indonesia, first visited Pepperdine University, she was shocked to learn that in order to graduate, she needed to complete three Christian religion […]
The conversation about conservation is growing as composting comes to Pepperdine’s campus. The Waves Cafe composts all food scraps. The community garden on campus includes a composting bin. And now there’s a composting bin in […]
Acappella music and Bible studies are second nature for junior Jax Burgess. The junior integrated marketing communication major said he always feels comfortable on campus due to his Church of Christ background. But he realizes […]
Students are not ignoring their life callings but may be closed off to the idea of writing about them. Since 2002, Pepperdine has required incoming freshmen to write a response essay to an article about […]
Stress. Loneliness. Homesickness. Exhaustion. These are some of the difficult emotions college students may face. Pepperdine students can turn to the guidance and wisdom of spiritual life advisors (SLAs) to help them cope. SLAs, also […]
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 […]
Just days after Carrie Wall learned her father’s colon cancer was terminal, she watched him encourage a standing-room only crowd at the Center for the Family conference in June 1996 with poise and hope, as […]
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