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Previously Unpublished Governing Documents Reveal Board of Regents’ Responsibilities
Although the president of Pepperdine is a powerful figure, they are subject to control by the Board of Regents, the chief policy board that governs the University. For the first time, the Graphic is publishing the documents that govern Pepperdine’s most powerful board.
Talk of September Trial Date after Fraser Michael Bohm Appears at Another Pre-trial Hearing
A trial start date was still not set for Fraser Michael Bohm at the May 19 pre-trial hearing. The defense and prosecution are looking to meet with the District Attorney’s office.
Pepperdine Political Groups Reflect on Free Speech
In the midst of political polarization, political groups on campus are navigating free speech. Presidents of Pepperdine College Republicans, Pepperdine College Democrats and Pepperdine TPUSA all spoke to the Graphic about the First Amendment right.
life & ARTs
Armenian Students Bond Over Homemade Food
After a couple of years being stuck in a food dilemma, Armenian students at Pepperdine took action. Now, the dinner table forms a sense of community.
Through the Generations: Blue and Orange Runs in the Family
For some students, the colors blue and orange represent more than school colors — they represent family. While the Pepperdine community is ever-changing, one thing that stays the same is the alumni connections.
First-Years Reflect on a Year of Friendship, Growth and New Beginnings
First-year students reflect on the friendships, challenges and experiences that defined their first year at Pepperdine. They describe the lessons they plan to carry into their sophomore year.
