La Shonda Coleman discusses her promotion from Title IX coordinator for students to associate vice president and University Title IX coordinator. This role combines her existing duties with increased interaction and training with faculty and staff.
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Time to See the Duality of the Human Person
“Accepting all the good and bad about someone. It’s a great thing to aspire to. The hard part is actually doing it.” ― Sarah Dessen
2018 Crime Stats Reveal Rape and Burglary Incidents at Pepperdine
The annual report reveals the criminal activities that occurred across all Pepperdine campuses in 2018.
Pepperdine Clarifies Policies in Revised Code of Conduct
Dean of Students Mark Davis and Associate Dean of Students Sharon Beard make changes based on student feedback, federal requirements.
2 More Sexual Crimes Reported on Campus
With these two reports, the total of sexual crimes on campus reported this semester rises to seven
To Forgive or Not to Forgive? Christians Struggle with Sexual Assault Allegations
As the #MeToo movement takes over the media, Christians struggle with finding a line between forgiving sexual perpetrators and seeking justice for survivors
Students React to Kavanaugh Confirmation
Pepperdine students express their opinions of Kavanaugh’s confirmation, and they urge their peers to join the conversation
Pepp Introduces Step Up Certificate
Students can learn more about bystander intervention by earning their Step Up Certificate.
Staff Editorial: Continue the Conversation about Sexual Assault
Beyond the #MeToo campaign, what can students do?
End Sexual Harassment Permanently
It’s not enough just to condemn Harvey Weinstein, society must shift on a fundamental level to prevent the cycle of sexual oppression from continuing.
