Photo illustration by Samantha Miller & Ryan Brinkman From packed parking lots to fresh faces all across campus, Pepperdine students officially made it through their first week of school.Though Pepperdine is still in transition, everyone should focus on the positive outcomes that come with returning to campus and celebrate the first week of classes.“It’s just so … [Read more...] about Opinion: Cultivate a Community Among Chaos
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Students Celebrate Inauguration of President Gash
Video by Marisa Dragos Pepperdine's University Events team hosted a student-focused celebration on Sept. 26 for the Inauguration of President Gash. The event included food trucks, activities and a presentation featuring real wolves. President and First Lady Gash mingled with students throughout the event and participated in a version of the "Newlywed Game," leading to … [Read more...] about Students Celebrate Inauguration of President Gash
Venice First Fridays Brings New Food to the Table
When exams, homework, adult responsibilities and extracurriculars get too much for students, food with some close friends is the solution. Luckily at First Fridays, the options for what foods to choose are endless. Venice streets are lined with 20 to 30 trucks every first Friday of the month starting at 5 p.m. with food options including Thai, Southern Soul, French, … [Read more...] about Venice First Fridays Brings New Food to the Table
Not Just Franken-Food – Fused Together with a Purpose
Photos Courtesy of DK Donuts & Bakery and Rock Chef Rolls The F-word is often a word that is frowned upon in today’s top kitchens. No, not that F-word. The other one. Fusion. It’s a culinary buzzword. However, in several seasoned chef’s circles, fusion is considered a dirty word. Chefs prefer terms like, “globally-inspired” or “mash-ups,” according to the The … [Read more...] about Not Just Franken-Food – Fused Together with a Purpose
Pacific Sounds Brings Students to Their Feet
Photos by Brett BeanDressed in festival-inspired attire and with blankets and cameras in hand, students came prepared for the annual Pacific Sounds Art and Music Festival on Saturday, April 1. Pepperdine’s Alumni Park was transformed into a Coachella-esque venue for The Board’s event with the synth-pop band St. Lucia headlining. Several activities were prepared for … [Read more...] about Pacific Sounds Brings Students to Their Feet