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The Pixel: January 14, 2022

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News: Mixed Reviews: Pepperdine Resumes In-person LearningStudents Address Mental Health Stigmas on Campus Sports: Men’s Basketball Drags Behind San Diego, Loses 72-62Men’s Volleyball Pursues Deep Playoff Push  Life and Arts: Review: Paul Thomas Anderson Fuses Comedic Nostalgia and Awkward First Love in ‘Licorice Pizza’  Perspectives: Petty … [Read more...] about The Pixel: January 14, 2022

The Pixel: January 10, 2022

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News: Pepperdine Reinforces COVID Policies in the Face of OmicronPepperdine Kicks Off Spring 2022 with New Student Orientation  Sports: Hot Shots: Warriors on Pace to Win the 2021-22 NBA ChampionshipOpinion: PGM Picks NFL Week 18 Life and Arts: Missing Money: How An Art Piece Prompted a DPS InvestigationAlbum Review: Lana del Rey Finds Soft Mature Sound with … [Read more...] about The Pixel: January 10, 2022

President’s Speaker Series Highlights the Power of Prayer

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Will Ford III kneels beside a family heirloom at the first President's Speaker Series event of 2022. Ford and Matt Lockett became friends after they discovered Lockett's family owned Ford's as slaves. Photo by Lucian Himes The first event of 2022 for the President’s Speaker Series took place Feb. 16, in Elkins Auditorium. Guest speakers Will Ford III and Matt Lockett shared … [Read more...] about President’s Speaker Series Highlights the Power of Prayer

Part of the Family: What it Means to be a Pepperdine Legacy

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The Le family gathers on the hill above Drescher Graduate Campus during sunset. Junior Garrett Le said every member of his immediate family attended Pepperdine, and he felt proud to carry on that legacy when he received admission to the University. Photo courtesy of Garrett LeEvery year, Pepperdine admits approximately 4,000 students to Seaver College — but for about 200 … [Read more...] about Part of the Family: What it Means to be a Pepperdine Legacy