Life & Arts

Tonight, Pepperdine’s Theatre Department will premiere its latest musical, “Oklahoma!” This classic of American theatre was first performed in 1943, and almost 70 years later, it continues to be one of the most performed musicals. The enduring tale includes music written by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein and original dances by Agnes de Mille. Set in Oklahoma at … [Read more...] about 'Oklahoma!' returns after 20 years

Anyone who has lived in Drescher, or looked upon it from a lower point on campus, is aware of the daunting road that connects it to the rest of this school. This asphalt snake is a symbol for all things dark and unforgiving in this world we live in. A few weeks ago I found myself in the CCB around 5 in the morning. I had entered the building around 4 p.m. the day before, and … [Read more...] about Rogue wave: Fighting an uphill battle

The windy city was invaded by the Graphic staff during the first weekend of November, as well as many other collegiate newspaper staff members who participated in the Associated Collegiate Press’ annual conference. Besides coming home with a Pacemaker award, the staff enjoyed the many tourist locales that Chicago had to offer, including historic buildings, noteworthy … [Read more...] about Taking Chicago by storm

  The equestrian sport has had a long and storied history here at Pepperdine. It has had a revival of sorts in the past year, due in large part to the ladies who have invested their time and efforts into bringing the proud sport back to Pepperdine. Originally established on-campus in 1971, the program lost traction and was nearly shut down in 2001, becoming relegated … [Read more...] about A little bit of horsepower