The 2026 Pepperdine Women's Soccer team lines up in front of their home crowd after their 1-0 victory against University of California, Berkeley on Aug. 20 at Tari Frahm Rokus Field. This win marked their second of the season. Photos by Guinevere HessePepperdine Women’s Soccer ended their four-game road trip with a shutout 4-0 victory over California State University, … [Read more...] about Women’s Soccer Storms Past Fresno State to Close out Road Trip
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Same Ice, New Stage: JoJo Billings Skates Into the NHL
Senior Josephine Billings poses outside of Crypto.com Arena, home of the Los Angeles Kings in downtown Los Angeles. Billings was recently selected as a rookie member of the Kings Ice Crew for the 2026 season. Photos courtesy of Josephine BillingsJosephine Billings, a senior Sport Administration student, commonly known around campus by faculty and friends as “JoJo,” … [Read more...] about Same Ice, New Stage: JoJo Billings Skates Into the NHL
Steve Lacy’s ‘Oh yeah?’ is a Triumphant Return to Forefront of Pop R&B
Photo courtesy of Radio Corporation of AmericaTransparency item: A review provides an informed and opinionated critique. These informed critiques are published to make a recommendation to readers. This review is the opinion of the writer.On July 17, Steve Lacy released his third studio album "Oh yeah?" Lacy’s new release is the first full-length installation in the … [Read more...] about Steve Lacy’s ‘Oh yeah?’ is a Triumphant Return to Forefront of Pop R&B
Opinion: Students Should Not Rely on Social Media for Political Information
Art by Sofia CifuentesTransparency Item: The Perspectives section of the Graphic is comprised of articles based on opinion. This is the opinion and perspective of the writer.Many college students are exposed to national politics through TikTok, Instagram, Fizz, memes and group chats — even more so than traditional news outlets. An April study found that 57% of teens get … [Read more...] about Opinion: Students Should Not Rely on Social Media for Political Information
Worth the Splurge? Students Find Dupes of Their Favorite Products
Sophomore Rossi Moe shows off her L'Oreal Glossing Shampoo and Conditioner on Aug. 25. Moe said she feels $30 or more is a steep price to pay for hair products when cheaper ones do the same job. Photo courtesy of Rossi MoeDuplicate products or "dupes" are alternatives to expensive, high-end items, often sporting similar looks at a fraction of the cost, according to The Fashion … [Read more...] about Worth the Splurge? Students Find Dupes of Their Favorite Products