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New Tenure-Track Stars: Political Science Professor Empowers Students

February 1, 2022 by Liza Esquibias

With only a few years of teaching under her belt, Assistant Professor of Political Science Karie Riddle has discovered how to connect her three passions: faith, feminism and education. As a tenure-track professor, Riddle said she hopes to bring passion and mentorship into the classroom.

“Is it Worth It?”: Examining the United States’ Complicated Past with War and State-Building

December 5, 2021 by Annabelle Childers

The collapse of the Afghan government in August 2021 started a greater conversation worldwide surrounding the consequences of war and global intervention. With a track-record of state-building successes and failures, the United States and each person must decide if state-building is “worth it.”

Opinion: Hold Biden Accountable for Transgressions In Syria

April 26, 2021 by Bryant Yang

President Joe Biden recently ordered airstrikes on Iranian-supported militia groups in Syria and might potentially cause Islamophobia, civilian death and other issues. American people should hold President Biden accountable if he commits any injustices in Syria.

Opinion: Pepperdine’s Failures in Shanghai Should Not Stop Students From Learning More About China

March 30, 2021 by Bryant Yang

Pepperdine administration decided to permanently close the Shanghai international program, which brought disappointment to a lot of students. The cancellation of the Shanghai program is a financial, political and cultural mismanagement.

Opinion: Storming of Capitol Hill Exposes Hypocrisy in American Politics

February 17, 2021 by Bryant Yang

The responses to the storming of Capitol Hill and other protests show the inconsistency of American politicians. To fix this problem, American voters and politicians should adopt the methodology of transpositional thinking.

The Beliefs Humans Hold and Why They Hold Them

November 8, 2020 by Camryn Gordon

Belief systems require grace, understanding and passion, but they also deserve to be challenged.

Ooreoluwa Okediji’s Passion for Social Justice and Fashion

November 8, 2020 by Yamillah Hurtado

Photo courtesy of Ooreoluwa Okediji Senior Ooreoluwa Okediji and her family moved to the United States from Nigeria when she was just 15 years old, and her love for her home country remains at the core of her passions. As a political science major, Okediji said she wishes to one day bring political reformation and […]

Staff Editorial: Vote in Local Elections, Too

October 27, 2020 by Graphic Staff

Voting in local elections is just as important as the presidential election. Voters should do their research to make informed decisions that impact themselves and those that matter to them.

Fresh Faces: First-Year Plans to Take on the Business World

September 21, 2020 by Sofia Longo

Fresh Faces features first-year and transfer students in an effort to unite Pepperdine students, regardless of where they are. This installment introduces Marie McGrath, who talks about her fascination with business and how she initially did not consider going to Pepperdine.

Unsung Heroes Around the World

April 12, 2020 by Allison Lee

Different factors play a role in shaping women’s roles in society, politics and culture.

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