Vibrant sounds of game mechanics and laughter waft from the colorful scene. As the roller coaster speeds by with a woosh, a warm, churro-scented breeze dances through the salty air. The distant echo of past […]
Pepperdine has a vibrant Greek life. But no Greek row. There are eight sororities and five fraternities on campus, with nearly 30% of women and 20% of men choosing to affiliate, according to Pepperdine’s Greek […]
After the Black Lives Matter protests sparked in June, the @BlackatPepperdine Instagram page brought several instances of racial injustice on the Pepperdine campus out of the shadows. Many posts spoke to the privilege white students […]
The Great Recession impacted millions across the United States. Pepperdine University alumni who graduated during and around the recession were not immune to the job scarcity this economic downturn created. This podcast gives Pepperdine alumni […]
Nicky Ma, a junior philosophy major from Hong Kong, said he greatly misses food from home. Ma eats outside of campus at least three times a week because the Chinese food he finds in the […]
An extensive plant ecosystem rarely found in the rest of the world exists right in Pepperdine’s backyard and it’s becoming increasingly threatened. Biology Professor Stephen Davis has studied the plant life, particularly chaparral, at Pepperdine […]
Droughts. Floods. Rising temperatures. Blizzards. Climate change has made all weather more severe. Students and faculty members at Pepperdine University have experienced significant natural phenomenons in Malibu and at home. A Pepp Post poll of […]
Pepperdine senior piano major Emily Phan realized during her sophomore year that she needed to drop her Gamma Phi Beta sorority. Her grades were suffering and she wasn’t getting enough hours of practice in on […]
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 […]
Freshman Kohlton Dannenberg drives 45 minutes into Los Angeles a few times a week. Just to play the drums. While his case is extreme, many non-music majors said they struggle to find ways to pursue […]
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