With COVID-19 impacting supply chains nationwide, the remote Hawaiian islands face the task of food sustainability.
Staff Editorial: PGM Seniors Sign Off
As the semester reaches its close, PGM seniors give advice on how to sail through Pepperdine without a hitch.
Refocus on Gratitude
Though the coronavirus has pushed us into unprecedented and scary times, don’t forget to see the moments we should be grateful for.
Stories from the Shade: When Light Hurts
While light and sunlight can often energize or promote growth, they can also cause severe damage to certain individuals.
Memorial Issue: Editor’s Note
The Graphic hopes to provide insight “into where some of our community stands one year after our world completely changed.”
The 54th Florentine: Florence IP Program Honors Alaina Housley
As the one-year anniversary of Alaina Housley’s death during the Borderline Shooting approaches, students abroad in Florence reflect on who would have been one of their fellow travelers.
Between the Lines: Navigating Trauma and Grief as a Borderline Shooting Survivor and Suitemate of Alaina Housley
Sophomore Alicia Yu speaks to her experience as a a survivor of the Borderline Shooting, suitemate of Alaina Housley and student abroad in Lausanne.
From the President’s Shoes: AKB Reflects on Borderline and Woolsey
President Emeritus Andrew K. Benton reflects on the events of November 2018.
I’m Not Moana
There’s a big difference between living in the Hawaiian Islands and tracing one’s familial ancestry back to the native Polynesian people.
Sara Young Jackson Announced as Chancellor
President-elect Jim Gash announced Sara Young Jackson will begin her role as Pepperdine’s chancellor August 1, 2019