For many students, Fraternity and Sorority Life represents a place of acceptance and community, but what do those values look like for LGBTQ+ students? Members of Pepperdine’s Greek life discuss their experiences.
Students Get Creative With Alternative Fashion Trends
Many students feel that there is a stereotype for how Pepperdine students dress, but what happens when you do not fit into that mold? Students who dress in alternative styles weigh in on fashion trends on campus and how they fit into it.
Dive Into the Majors: Business
Business Administration is one of the most popular major options at Pepperdine, but why? Students and faculty answer questions on what sets Pepperdine’s business program apart from others and why they chose to pursue it.
Opinion: Abolish Elkins Classes
Elkins classes pose a serious safety threat among students and faculty. Between classes that hold hundreds of people and uncooperative students who refuse to wear masks, it makes someone wonder why Pepperdine is having them at all during a pandemic.
Album Review: Mitski Creates New Synth Album Drenched in Darkness
“Laurel Hell” by Mitski is an album that uses heavy synthesizers, deep hitting lyrics, and a reflection on the effect of her sudden rise to indie stardom. It marks her first full length album since her hiatus in 2019.
Pepperdine Students Indulge in Avocado Toast
Avocado toast is famous among Gen Z and Millennials, but why is that? Students weigh in on the best place to get it in Malibu, why it’s so expensive and the best ways to upgrade your at-home recipes.
The Trials and Tribulations of Cooking on Campus
The struggle of learning to cook on campus is widespread. Students share their good and bad experiences of making meals on campus.
An Open Essay: Abortion and the Holocaust
The Holocaust is not anyone’s political talking point. From an individual who feels the repercussions of the Holocaust every single day, this is a response to someone who compared abortions to the Holocaust.
