Relationships are made up of individual moments that have the power to define them. A single moment could mean the difference between a lifelong relationship or a broken one.
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Multidimensional Identity: Danica Christy
Multidimensional Identity is a profile piece series highlighting minority students who belong to unique and/or underrepresented identity groups at Pepperdine. This series focuses on the intersection of a student’s multidimensional identity and how they shape the student’s experiences at Pepperdine University.
Sports Love Letter: My Confession to Basketball
The game of basketball has told many stories and continues to spread joy. Sports Assistant Editor Jerry Jiang expresses his gratitude to basketball.
Love Knows No Bounds
Throughout the 21st century, interracial relationships have become more common and accepted in society. Three couples within the Pepperdine community discuss their experiences being a part of interracial relationships and the challenges and lessons that come with it.
Opinion: How the Pandemic Has Complicated the Dating Scene
As living during a pandemic has forced many people to completely restructure their lives, the culture around finding love has also changed entirely.
Only in a Memory by Sam Nolan
A poem from the Currents Spring 2021 Creative Writing Competition.
Callie Mechelke Uses Music to Convey Emotion and Connect With Others
Singer-songwriter Callie Mechelke uses music as a form of catharsis to overcome heartbreak and release emotions. Mechelke has written about a variety of topics, ranging from past romantic relationships to her faith in God.
Nicholas Olson Finds Peace in His Romantic Relationship
Nicholas Olson said he is able to find peace when he is with his girlfriend, Valentina Monteagudo. Together, they have been facing the ups and downs that come with a long-distance relationship.
Madison Menefee Owns Her Faith
Madison Menefee reflects on her journey to faith and what it means to share that part of herself with the ones she loves.
Withstanding the Test of Time: Alaina Trofler Wants a Love that Lasts
For Senior Alaina Trofler, love is something that should be cherished. In her relationship with her boyfriend, Bailey Sincomb, she has learned about the importance of a healthy relationship and what it means to grow as a couple.