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Upper-Level Students Explore Faith on Campus Without Convocation

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Following the dropped Convocation chapel requirement for upper-level students and the launch of the Hub for Spiritual Life, students explore their faith in different ways on campus. While some are involved in student-led ministries or meet with chaplains at the Hub, others find themselves struggling to make the time.

Good News: Living in the Moment

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It can be hard to adjust to the changes that come with everyday life — especially if one has a laid out plan. Sports Editor Samantha Torre explains that sometimes, it’s best to be in the moment.

Melanated Media Moments: January 24th-January 29th

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Welcome Back to Melanated Media Moments with Anitiz Muonagolu. This segment of the Melanated Muckrake is a great way to stay informed on what happens to minority communities whether at Pepperdine, the country or around the globe

S2E3: Dialed In and Locked Out (Zack Born Guests)

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Hosts Karl Winter and Austin LeDe discuss the final eight teams remaining in the NFL playoffs — how they got to the Divisional Round and their chances of advancing to the Conference Championship games. Guest Zack Born joins the NFL discussion and then breaks down the MLB lockout with Karl, including how and why it happened.

Graphic Print Edition: 1-21-2022

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News:  International Programs Back in Full Swing for the Spring Good News: New Year, New Beginnings Conquering Isolation One Day at a Time Perspectives: Opinion: The Community Must Be More Aware Of Pepperdine’s Positive Protocols Opinion: Watch Your Words Opinion: How to Get Better at Growing Up Life and Arts: Shop Til You Drop — […]

Conquering Isolation One Day at a Time

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As Omicron spreads across the country, many Pepperdine students are finding themselves quarantining or isolating from their peers for 5 to 10 days. Students are scattered in hotels across Malibu and through the canyon and shared their similar experiences.

Opinion: Watch your Words

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Words have significance in everything people do — they can change the mind of oneself and the minds of others. Effects of the rhetoric people use in daily life can be long-lasting, and some words, like the word “normal,” can have more meaning than many people realize.