While March can serve as a time to honor the women in one’s life, it must also be a time for reflection on the darker reality of women’s safety. Pepperdine must address the lack of safety for the women on campus.
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Pepperdine Women’s Basketball Season Ends In Las Vegas
The Pepperdine Women’s Basketball season came to an end against PCH rival Loyola Marymount on March 4. The Waves look to rebuild and improve for next season.
Letter From the Editor | Currents Spring 2020
Currents Editor Makena Huey shares her perspective on feminism and her aspirations for this edition of the magazine.
Beyond the Catcall: Women Share Personal Experiences
A Currents survey found that 84% of 134 female students have been catcalled and 93% have felt unsafe because of their gender.
“Why Isn’t My Voice Valued in a Church I Love?”
Although women have served the church in many capacities throughout history, women acting as public leaders within the church continues to be controversial, and some women still feel the psychological effects.
A Snapshot of the Wage Gap
We’ve all heard about the wage gap, but what is it really?
Michael Zakian’s Final Exhibit is a Poignant Look at the Female Form
Museum Director Michael Zakian’s final exhibition at the Weisman showcases the works of renowned sculptor Auguste Rodin.
Women Support Women at C200 Women in Leadership Conference
International organization for women’s leadership invites business students and faculty to learn from female executives.
Professor Speaks on Need for Gender Inclusive Perspective
Professor Heidi Hardt said multilateral corporations and organizations are overlooking gender integration.
Women’s Volleyball Falls to No. 1 BYU
Pepperdine Women’s Volleyball lost in three sets to undefeated BYU on Tuesday
