Going to school in Malibu has more perks than just its sandy beaches and sunny climate. Many students get the opportunity to work in some of the trendiest stores, shops and restaurants in all of LA county, with celebrity sightings and free gear to supplement their working experience.
Motivated by Matcha: Morena Gonzalez-Yap’s Major Moment
Motivation comes in many forms. For senior Morena Gonzales-Yap, all it took was a matcha latte. Gonzales-Yap reflects on the experiences that brought her to Pepperdine.
Film Review: Batman Gets Better
The film industry continues to revitalize old films for the next generations, and in the face of corruption and political turmoil in 2022, DC Comics “The Batman” offers Generation Z a new scope into Gotham’s favorite superhero.
Opinion: Pepp Provides Disappointing Dining
The University’s lack of dining options hinders students’ accessibility to eat after and during business hours. When Malibu closes up shop for the night, Pepp students are left to their own devices.
Opinion: Euphoria Isn’t for Everyone, and It Doesn’t Have To Be
The popular HBO show “Euphoria” has garnered a lot of attention on TikTok and among Gen Z viewers, but the series’ mature content may be too much for the average teen to live up to. Nonetheless, viewers should proceed with caution, and watch when — or if — they are ready.
Opinion: Is Valentine’s Day Depraved or Demure?
How should students at a Christian university interact with Valentine’s Day coming up? As traditions change and fertility rituals have turned into the most romantic day of the year, is V-day problematic for more than just its wicked origins?
Opinion: The World Is Your Oyster! (Terms and Conditions May Apply)
Students are regularly encouraged to study abroad during their collegiate careers. But with Pepperdine’s lack of diverse locations, just how far is the University allowing their students to go?
Opinion: Can Students Avoid the Zoom Gloom?
Pepperdine resumes learning in-person despite universities nationwide participating in virtual schooling, and unless sick or exposed, students are expected to be back in the classroom.
