Reflections on our Pepperdine, PGM and podcast experiences.
Could Beef Be Good For People and The Planet? Regenerative, Grass-Fed Beef May Offer A Solution To Our Health, Climate Crisis
Industrialized meat production in the United States has led to a multitude of health and environmental effects ranging from heart disease to increased greenhouse gas emissions. The alternative, fake meat such as Impossible Foods and Beyond Meat, may not be much better.
Bridging the Gap Between Climate Migration and Christianity
Climate change is causing mass amounts of humans to migrate, not only in distant corners of the world but across the United States.
“Happiness is the end goal” & Other Life Advice for 20ish-year-olds
Wisdom on early-career life, “growing pains” and contentment from a well-traveled photographer.
Loneliness
Loneliness has been labeled an epidemic by scientists in many places around the globe.
What a Supreme Court Case Ruling Means for Churches in California
In February, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a California church, lifting complete bans on in-person religious services. Joe Allgood reports on what that means for three California churches.
Sustainability at Pepperdine
Pepperdine gets a new Director for the Center for Sustainability, Ricky Eldridge, and we check in with the President of Green Team, Scottie Sandlin.
A Year Later, A Partial Return
Pepperdine students who have been away from campus for almost a year are able to return after the university partially reopened its facilities this week.
Student Journalists & The 2020 Election
Reporters at Pepperdine Graphic Media share their experiences as student journalists during a national election and their thoughts on the projected results.
Email Controversy Spurs Conversation Among Students Over The 1619 Project
The School of Public Policy sent out a controversial email including a petition to remove The 1619 Project from American schools Oct 12. The Pepperdine community responds.
