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Fall 2021: Global Citizenship

A Small World: International Music Breaks Dividing Lines Between Cultures

December 6, 2021 by Beth Gonzales

Music is a language that transcends all cultures — students and staff reflect on their background and the role music plays. With 6,500 languages in the world, music shows that it is a small world after all.

Currents Magazine Fall 2021: Global Citizenship

December 5, 2021 by Graphic Staff

Table of Contents Letter from the Editor Infographic: Statistics of Pepperdine and Beyond What is Global Citizenship? Infographic: Interconnected Zachary Luben Elevates Adoptee Voices Pepperdine Students Engage in Global Opportunities After Graduation Poem: X is for Faith and National Identity Singer-Songwriter Leilani Frailich Makes Multilingual Music Recipe: Chicken Fried Rice Love Knows No Bounds Nicole […]

Letter from the Editor

December 5, 2021 by Annabelle Childers

It was in my ninth grade English class that I first learned about Elie Wiesel. A Holocaust survivor and Jewish prisoner of the Auschwitz and Buchenwald concentration camps, Wiesel recounts his World War II experiences in his memoir “Night” — the book that made its way into the hands of a young Annabelle and 20 […]

Statistics of Pepperdine and Beyond

December 5, 2021 by Melissa Auchard

Art by Aaron Yang _______________________ Email Melissa Auchard: melissa.auchard@pepperdine.edu Follow Currents Magazine on Twitter: @PeppCurrents and Instagram: @currentsmagazine

What is Global Citizenship?

December 5, 2021 by Abby Wilt

The idea of global citizenship may be a hard concept to comprehend with so many people living in the world. Pepperdine faculty, staff and students share their thoughts on what it means to be a global citizen.

Interconnected

December 5, 2021 by Lydia Duperier

_______________________ Email Lydia duPerier: lydia.duperier@pepperdine.edu Follow Currents Magazine on Twitter: @PeppCurrents and Instagram: @currentsmagazine

Zachary Luben Elevates Adoptee Voices

December 5, 2021 by Lexington Russell

Photo by Megan Williams Everyone has a story. Whether it’s untold or brought up in most conversations, a person’s story is unique and speaks to the ways the world has shaped them. This philosophy inspires Pepperdine Associate Chaplain Zachary Luben’s life, as he is one of thousands of Korean-Americans adopted shortly after the Korean War […]

Pepperdine Students Engage in Global Opportunities After Graduation

December 5, 2021 by Samantha Torre

Pepperdine alumni tell stories of attending graduate school and conducting research abroad while a current student shares her hopes of joining the Peace Corps. Alumni said graduate school and research abroad is difficult, but ultimately worth it.

X is for

December 5, 2021 by Stephanie Chan

There are certain words in my vocabulary today that wouldn’t have existed a year ago. COVID-19, a global pandemic, mask mandates. County lockdown, city curfews, closed borders, purple tier, red tier, orange tier. Gen-Z’ers using humor as a coping mechanism through TikTok, calling it a parallelogram, pandemonium, panoramic. Certain phrases that have become more apparent […]

Faith and National Identity

December 5, 2021 by Joe Allgood

Religion, Christianity especially, has played arguably one of the most influential roles in U.S. history, and continues to have enormous sway in American life. The question of how faith and national identity should interact is a longstanding and sometimes controversial issue.

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