Pepperdine’s Affirmation Statement and the walls of the Graphic's newsroom assert “truth, having nothing to fear from investigation, should be pursued relentlessly in every discipline." For the fall...
People's behavior during the COVID-19 pandemic serves as a reminder that Americans are desensitized to mass death and violence. While this is a product of technology's infinite capabilities and cannot...
Other nations are doing a better job at combating COVID-19. Greater measures to protect public health are needed to save lives in the U.S.
A major part of Pepperdine's identity as a university lies in its Christian tradition and faith-centered atmosphere. However, not all students who choose to attend share this faith.
Pepperdine is a small, isolated college community and cannot be compared numerically to the world at large. Students must edge themselves into adulthood through experience of their own.
Pepperdine's actions to promote equality must be further amplified, considering its numbers do not show any effort toward promoting a diverse community.
Seven members of the Pepperdine faculty have signed a statement responding to denouncements of Dean Peterson.
Voting in local elections is just as important as the presidential election. Voters should do their research to make informed decisions that impact themselves and those that matter to them.
In light of Dean Petersen's recent attacks on new ethnic studies programs, the Debate Team urges students to be wary of attempts to undermine democracy, inclusion and critical thought.
The ’Bu Yorker strives to tell fun stories from the perspective of a Pepperdine student in a way that engages readers and artists alike.
