Pepperdine’s International Programs begin advertising its locations as soon as students step foot on campus. Ria Frenzel, a junior art history major, saw the International Programs presentation at New Student Orientation and began thinking about […]
Pepperdine University administrators are working to recruit and retain international students after COVID-19 and U.S. immigration rules impacted numbers nationwide. The international student body at Pepperdine rose from a low of 11% in Fall 2015 […]
Many Pepperdine students have grappled with the unexpected changes COVID-19 had on their families and communities. But for the Hispanic community, the impact of COVID-19 has been quantifiably higher, as Latinos died at higher rates […]
Sophomore psychology major Danny Martinez lost his best friend during his junior year of high school. And then the COVID-19 lockdown hit. For Martinez, that meant spending too much time in his own head, lost […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
For Pepperdine first-year and sophomore students, where they are from impacts their thoughts on the university’s COVID-19 guidelines. Malibu campus guidelines follow Los Angeles County rules and require all students, faculty and staff to wear […]
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