Adjunct History Professor Randal Beeman shared how fatherly love pulled him out of the darkest moments of his life. Today, he appreciates the love his father showed him and now shares that love with his own children.
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Staff Editorial: Find Balance in Students’ Performance
In a competitive school such as Pepperdine, it can be easy to either feel the need to put on a front or collapse under the pressure. There is another option though— taking a moment to rest and recuperate.
Students Address Mental Health Stigmas On Campus
Stigmas surrounding mental health and therapy affect Pepperdine students in various ways. Breaking that stigma, both within oneself and for the benefit of others, is a challenge and a mission among students who aim to change the conversation about mental health on campus.
Opinion: Isolation to Inundation — Pepperdine Must Make Transition Easier For Students
During COVID-19, many Pepperdine students were relatively isolated. But now that we are back in person, how can Pepperdine adjust to meet the needs of students who are struggling to adjust to increased social interaction?
Review: ‘New Girl’ Motivates Viewers To Make the Most Out of Life
In today’s world, it can seem like everything is changing. “New Girl” serves as a reminder that life brings changes and shows us how to get through them.
Christ in Adversity: How Trauma Draws Some Closer and Pushes Others Away
Photo courtesy of Ron Hall In the early hours of Nov. 7, freshman Ashley Mowreader and her suitemates were huddling in the lobby of their Debell F Suite next to a police scanner. News of a shooting at the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks broke around 11:30 p.m. Their friend and suitemate Alaina […]
GNews: Pepperdine Students Attend the 2019 Women’s March
Thousands gathered at Pershing Square for the third annual Women’s March in Los Angeles. Among them, some Pepperdine students!
Pepperdine Professors Perform Acts of Kindness in Response to the Shooting and Fires
After experiencing unprecedented challenges, the Pepperdine community — especially professors — has proved not only courageous, but also compassionate.
Social Media Plays Crucial Role After Borderline Shooting
Although social media can sometimes be a meaningless way to waste time, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram played key roles of communication in the days following the tragic Borderline shooting.
Use the Support Pepperdine Offers
Students can find reprieve from struggle thanks to Pepperdine’s many resources.
