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 […]
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 […]
Culture is a powerful force shaping one’s sense of self. Alexis Hixson, junior interpersonal communication major, is not an international student but feels like she might as well be. At age 8, Hixson’s parents accepted […]
It’s relatable, it’s fun, it’s timeless. Rock music has remained the most popular genre at Pepperdine University despite its unpopularity in today’s Billboard Hot 100 charts. A Pepp Post poll of 105 students found that […]
Pepperdine’s Step Team features 19 teammates who are making strides to diversify Pepperdine’s campus culture The team brings solidarity and interconnectedness to Pepperdine’s Black community, said David L. Humphreys Jr., associate dean of Student Affairs […]
Long or short hair. Green or brown eyes. Yes to tall guys. Black but never Asian. When it comes to romance, everyone has an idea of what characteristics they’re attracted to but when does having […]
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