At Pepperdine, peer pressure is present. When it comes to international programs, students feel pressured to spend a summer, semester or year overseas during their time as a Wave. Jojo Inouye, sophomore business administration major, […]
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 […]
From the moment Loren Eastman became an initiated member of Pepperdine’s Eta Beta chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma, she said she found a home away from home. She didn’t know then that she would become […]
First-years at Pepperdine are learning to navigate the uncharted waters of college life. The experience at Pepperdine differs from student to student depending on their background, with some smoothly transitioning to campus life while others […]
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 […]
A Kansas City girl has been growing her passion for surfing and Jesus along the Malibu coast through a surfing Bible study. Faith Unruh, a sophomore business administration major, is a team leader at Pepperdine […]
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 […]
Adjunct Art Professor Yvette Gellis always knew she was going to be an artist. Today, her notable art exhibitions and residencies can be found all over the world in Taiwan, France and Austria, as well […]
When the pandemic forced Pepperdine alumna Jessica Campbell to end her internship early at the John R. Wooden Award, an ESPN award show for college basketball players, she joined forces with her former boss, Earnest […]
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 […]
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