Junior guard Lina Falk goes for the reverse layup against the Washington State Cougars on Feb. 7 at Firestone Fieldhouse. Falk scored 19 in the game, leading the Waves. Photos by Amelie SearsPepperdine Women’s Basketball battled the Washington State University Cougars on Feb. 7 at Firestone Fieldhouse. The Waves won 78-62, getting their revenge after a 66-63 loss earlier … [Read more...] about Women’s Basketball Gets Revenge Against the Cougars
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Women’s Basketball Find Success in Historic Start
Junior forward Shorna Preston high-fives two teammates at Blue and Orange Madness in Firestone Fieldhouse on Oct. 3. Preston has recorded six double-doubles on the season so far. Photos by Melissa HoustonHigh tides occur at the start of every day when the sun begins to rise, according to Surf Forecast. As the day starts, the ocean’s waves get stronger and reach further on … [Read more...] about Women’s Basketball Find Success in Historic Start
Global Learning Week Shifts Students’ Lens
Editor’s Note: The co-president of Pepperdine Fashion Association goes by their first name Mason, with no identified last name. Global Learning Week (GLW) celebrates global citizenry and promotes cross-cultural understanding with awareness of the social, ethical and spiritual responsibilities of an interconnected world locally and globally, according to the Pepperdine … [Read more...] about Global Learning Week Shifts Students’ Lens
Men’s Basketball Falls 83-81 In Close Battle at Seattle
Pepperdine Men’s Basketball fell to Seattle University 83-81 on Feb. 4 at the Redhawk Center in Seattle, Wash. Both teams battled all game, but senior forward Junseok Yeo’s layup with 0:10 seconds left in regulation cost the Waves the victory. Pepperdine moved to 6-18 overall and 1-10 in West Coast Conference play. The Waves struck first with sophomore guard Aaron Clark’s … [Read more...] about Men’s Basketball Falls 83-81 In Close Battle at Seattle
‘Rich in Giving’: International Studies Student Leads with Compassion
Leadership is often associated with authority and visibility, but senior Tsion Gerbaba said she takes a different approach. She leads compassionately, valuing diligence over control and impact over recognition. Gerbaba’s path from Ethiopia to Pepperdine has developed her understanding of leadership and service, shaping her aspiration to work for the United Nations. “I want to … [Read more...] about ‘Rich in Giving’: International Studies Student Leads with Compassion