Out with the new, in with the old. AirPods are out and wires are in. Pepperdine students can be seen walking on main campus rocking the wires over their bluetooth alternative. Sophomore Isabella Ferch said she is an advocate for wired headphones all the way from the Florence abroad program. Even across the globe, she continues to wear her wired headphones. “I love … [Read more...] about AirPods Are Out, Wires Are In
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Students Learn and Build Community Through Neurodiversity Student Association
Neurodiversity is an umbrella term which includes differences in brain functioning such as autism, dyslexia and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). According to a 2024 YouGov poll, 19% of Americans identify as neurodiverse.At Pepperdine, students who are part of the Neurodiversity Student Association (NSA) come together to foster friendship and educate others on … [Read more...] about Students Learn and Build Community Through Neurodiversity Student Association
Vintage Malibu’s Relocation Left Pepperdine Students at a Crossroads
After the Franklin Fire, Pepperdine students found their faith was tested — not by sermons, but by a commute. With several churches in the Malibu area, many Pepperdine students set out to find a “church home.” While the university has ties to the Church of Christ, 80% of students attend churches of other denominations, according to Pepperdine University’s 2019 Religious … [Read more...] about Vintage Malibu’s Relocation Left Pepperdine Students at a Crossroads
Celebrating the Journey: Seniors Reflect On Their Time At Pepperdine
They say college goes by in a blink of an eye and after four years, there are certainly achievements gained, stories to share and memories to hold onto forever. As the class of 2025 prepares for graduation in May, seniors are preparing to tackle the next phase of their lives while taking time to reflect back on their time at Pepperdine.Charlotte Purintun, a Sports Medicine … [Read more...] about Celebrating the Journey: Seniors Reflect On Their Time At Pepperdine
Roadblocks, Wildfires and New Discoveries: The Class of 2028’s Welcome to Pepperdine
A dynamic mix of challenges and memorable experiences marked this academic year. From unexpected wildfires to the ever-evolving landscape of virtual learning, the year proved to be as unpredictable as it was rewarding.The first semester, in particular, served as a crucial period of adjustment for incoming first-years. As they navigated the transition into college life, … [Read more...] about Roadblocks, Wildfires and New Discoveries: The Class of 2028’s Welcome to Pepperdine
