Pepperdine freshman class senator Colton C. Jones is recording beats and passing resolutions. Jones, an integrated marketing communication major, is interested in music and student government. Jones writes and records his own music, mostly making […]
Pepperdine University would be horrible in a romantic relationship. Poor communication, big promises with under-delivery, high maintenance and very expensive to date. Many students have recently considered breaking up. Jake Dammen, sophomore economics and political […]
A year of weary eyes behind a tinted screen. A year of Zoom meetings and breakout room introductions. A year of remote learning, and while the tides are finally changing, there’s some students who have […]
In a volatile economy, more students are choosing to extend their education by going to graduate school. Pepperdine has felt the full force of this nationwide impact. National graduate enrollment grew at nearly three times […]
Since remote learning began, Pepperdine professors and students have seen grades, work ethic and workload impacted in unique ways. A Pepp Post poll of 79 students found that about 73% saw their workload increase and […]
Cheating can be tempting for any student, and possibly even more so in an online format. During the 2020-2021 academic year, Pepperdine professors were faced with the decision of how they would choose to test […]
Many college students look forward to their senior year, where they make everlasting memories, frantically try to figure out what’s next, celebrate their accomplishments and embark on their future endeavors. With the pandemic shifting classes […]
With a second semester of online classes in full swing, a devastating global pandemic, wildfires ravaging the West Coast, and a particularly polarized election, it’s no surprise that the rates of depression and anxiety disorders […]
The incorporation of online learning into education may continue long after the end of COVID-19. Although the forced switch to remote learning has been less than ideal, professors and students alike have discovered benefits that […]
Junior Maria Chavez Mendoza recently dropped her French minor due to its increasing intensity and due to what she perceived as a lack of resources to compensate for this intensification. Oftentimes, Mendoza — an integrated […]
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