By Sarah Carillo and Joann Groff Assistant News Editors Two years ago, the issue of homosexuality was debated within the pages of the Graphic opinion section, instigated by a Convocation on how a church tackled the issue of homosexuality. Within days of that paper’s distribution, feedback came pouring in, and in the weeks that followed, and several editorials ran in response. … [Read more...] about Moral compass gauges gay issues
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Drescher construction worker dies
By Maya Minwary Assistant A&E Editor Pepperdine University is mourning the death of a Drescher construction worker, a person University Chaplain D’Esta Love said was appreciated for his work to make the Drescher campus a reality. “Today at the Drescher Campus, we honored all of those who have worked on the project, from those who designed it to those who labored with their … [Read more...] about Drescher construction worker dies
Pepperdine introduces film study initiative
Dr. Michael Gose is working on a new program to educate students using multi-media learning tools and raise awareness of film opportunities. By Joann Groff Assistant News Editor Movies are often a staple when it comes to entertainment value for college students. The introduction of the Pepperdine Film Study Initiative is one step toward spreading the idea that movies can offer … [Read more...] about Pepperdine introduces film study initiative
Greek organizations have ‘huge year’
By JJ Bowman Associate Editor Although down slightly in numbers, this year’s sorority and fraternity rush ensured a vibrant Greek presence for the upcoming academic year. Sororities lured 211 students while fraternities netted 82 bid signers during the rush period that officially ended Tuesday. “Proportionally, this was a huge year,” Student Activities Coordinator Chris Van … [Read more...] about Greek organizations have ‘huge year’
Prof inspires service spirit
By Ashley Obrey Staff Writer Everything happens for a reason. This old cliché may seem overused, but in the story of Dr. Richard Hughes, it appears the truism has made a fresh comeback. When Hughes, religion professor and director of the Center for Faith and Learning, announced his resignation May 19, disappointment prevailed among many of Pepperdine’s faculty members. “I … [Read more...] about Prof inspires service spirit