A graphic displays a tentative field design shown at the Malibu City Council meeting on Sept. 28. The graphic includes two soccer fields, a parking lot, bleachers and a maintenance yard. Graphic courtesy of Community Services Director Kristin RiesgoMalibu will soon get two new soccer fields following a vote by the Malibu City Council on Monday, Sept. 28. The proposal came … [Read more...] about New Soccer Fields Coming to Malibu’s Ioki Lot
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Opinion: Voting Restrictions Suppress Millions of Citizens
Art by Ava MillerTransparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic is comprised of articles based on opinion. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer.The falling leaves and temperature are an indicator of a new season many know and love: election season. Reaching the ballot is important, but it’s increasingly — and unnecessarily — difficult … [Read more...] about Opinion: Voting Restrictions Suppress Millions of Citizens
The Art of Reminiscing: How Storytelling Enhances the Allure of Life
Junior Isabel Norman (left), junior Annabelle Gentling (second from left), Alexa McGlathery, Life & Arts Editor for Pepperdine Graphic Media (second from right) and Sophia Alexakos (right)-pose during a ride on the Tube in London on March 13. Norman said she can sometimes still hear the rumbling sounds of the Tube that fill the background of many of her abroad memories. … [Read more...] about The Art of Reminiscing: How Storytelling Enhances the Allure of Life
Cross Country Smashes Records in Second Meet of Season
Pepperdine Men's Cross Country takes off on the UC Riverside Invitational starting line Sept. 19. The team placed second overall in the meet, according to Finished Results. Photos courtesy of Rory ChristiansenPepperdine Cross Country traveled to University of California, Riverside (UCR) to compete in the annual UC Riverside Invitational on Sept. 19. The women’s and … [Read more...] about Cross Country Smashes Records in Second Meet of Season
Pepperdine Hosts Two-Day Human-Centered AI Conference
Neuroscientist Leo Christov-Moore addresses attendees on drawing from Buddhist philosophy and the neuroscience of empathy to build human-centered AI. Christov-Moore's presentation was the seventh of the day Sept. 26. Photo by Guinevere Hesse Pepperdine University hosted its sixth annual Human-Centered AI Conference Sept. 25–26 in Elkins Auditorium. The two-day event featured … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Hosts Two-Day Human-Centered AI Conference