A journalist’s view on why they continue to be a journalist in a time of great mistrust.
Don’t Throw Away The Probe Just Yet
The DNC’s funding of the Russia Probe is bad. But we shouldn’t pull the plug on the whole investigation right away.
Give Students More Choice
Pepperdine’s extensive GE requirements prevent students from independent exploration and learning while developing important skill sets for entry level jobs
‘Circle Mirror Transformation’ Opens 2017-2018 Pepperdine Theater Season
Photo Courtesy of Ron Hall How much drama could one community theater class possibly have? Pepperdine theater returned for the 2017-2018 season, beginning with the drama “Circle Mirror Transformation,” a contemporary piece written by Annie Baker and directed by Pepperdine’s Hollace Starr. The show ran from Oct. 3 to Oct. 7 in Lindhurst Theater and […]
Now Is Time To Call For Change
Art by Sybil Zhang America woke up Monday to devastating news. A terrorist took to a hotel room at the Mandalay Bay Hotel and Casino on Sunday night, opening fire on a group of concert-goers in Las Vegas. As of Oct. 3, 2017, 59 people have died, according to The New York Times article, “Multiple […]
Acknowledge Racial Inequalities
Racial disparity across the country is still a prevalent issue that begs attention.
There’s No Place Like College
A perspective from a student who can’t go home every weekend, and wouldn’t want to.
Abandon Party Lines
Identifying with a specific party only further increases the divide in our nation’s political atmosphere.
Take Flight and Go Abroad
Students should utilize the study abroad program at Pepperdine, as the value of studying abroad outweighs the monetary costs.
Stop Dehumanizing the Other Party
Negative stereotypes are detrimental to our political system, and people need to start hearing each other out instead of pointing fingers.
