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Trader Joe’s Fills Fall Void

September 10, 2024 by Amanda Monahan

Fall is in the air — maybe not in Malibu, but it certainly is at Trader Joe's. The store announced the return of their beloved fall flavors on their website Sept. 6. Whether one has a hankering for pumpkin bread or wants to leap out of their comfort zone to try savory fall items such as pumpkin gnocchi, Trader Joe's has all bases covered when it comes to the unique tastes of … [Read more...] about Trader Joe’s Fills Fall Void

Thrift Malibu Serves as Intersection of Style, Sustainability, Community

September 10, 2024 by Bohuen Tong

What began as an appreciation for vintage and thrifted treasures has grown into a lively campus movement. Thrift Malibu is a student-run organization which brings curated vintage clothing to Pepperdine through campus pop-up events. Founded in 2023 by juniors Braeden Wooton and Kalin Montana, Thrift Malibu was created from their shared passion for vintage culture and thrifting … [Read more...] about Thrift Malibu Serves as Intersection of Style, Sustainability, Community

Country to Coast: Joline Gash Reflects on Journey to Pepperdine

September 10, 2024 by Amanda Monahan

Far before stepping on Pepperdine soil for the first time, first lady Joline Gash spent her days in the then 400-person town of Penngrove in Northern California. "I lived in the country, where we didn't have sidewalks but we had a lot of animals," Joline said. Early Life Born Joline Oliver, she grew up as the youngest of seven children in a blended family. She was … [Read more...] about Country to Coast: Joline Gash Reflects on Journey to Pepperdine

Review: Magdalena Bay Release 2024’s Best Album Yet

September 8, 2024 by Henry Adams

Transparency item: A review provides an informed and opinionated critique. These informed critiques are published to make a recommendation to readers. This review is the opinion of the writer.When one hears an album as ethereal as “Imaginal Disk,” it's a solemn reminder of how magical music can be. Released on Aug. 23 by Magdalena Bay, the Los Angeles-based … [Read more...] about Review: Magdalena Bay Release 2024’s Best Album Yet

Surf’s Up: Pepperdine Promotes Surfing Options

September 5, 2024 by Karla Suzuki

Malibu's scenic beauty is the attracting factor for many Pepperdine students. Most have a desire to learn how to surf, sophomore Isabella Morton said. Pepperdine encourages its students to engage in Malibu's culture by providing students with different surfing options. "When I think of Malibu, I think of surf," Morton said. Pacific Coast Highway is home to multiple surf … [Read more...] about Surf’s Up: Pepperdine Promotes Surfing Options

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