The arts are the first to go when school budgets are cut but teachers, students and non-profits are mobilizing in support for an arts education.
Cracking Cocaine Myths
After nearly half a century later and trillions of dollars, drug use remains rampant
Developing: Suspect In Custody After Major Car Crash on PCH Involving Pepp Students
A car crash involving multiple cars took place Saturday night and involved Pepp students
A World of Prayer
Photo courtesy of Jodi Vongvanij One world, many religions. And worship looks different for each one of them Religions are complex. They have traditions, symbols, narratives and sacred histories that give them meaning. They shape ethics, values and lifestyles. They divide and unite us. “All the major traditions have resources that call us to treat […]
Staff Editorial: The L.A. Teacher Strike Impacts Us All
LAUSD strikes may be over, but students should still care.
Pepperdine confronts DACA Changes
Graphic by Kelly Rodriguez In response to President Trump’s decision to rescind Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), Pepperdine reiterated the university’s commitment to the safety and protection of students. In an email sent Sept. 5 by Vice President for Student Affairs Connie Horton, resources for students affected by the new changes were outlined as […]
University Church Welcomes New Minister
Sturgeon Takes Role as New University Church Minister
