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Staff Editorial: Broadcast Black Culture, Black History and Black Lives

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 23, 2021 / By

After the recent social justice movement, Black History Month is more than just remembering those who have paved the way for us. This Black History Month is about honoring lives that were taken too soon...


Opinion: Reclaim ALM — Asian Lives Matter

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 23, 2021 / By

In the midst of the pandemic, people have just now realized that Asian lives are increasingly exposed to hate crimes. If anyone wants to use the abbreviation ALM, make sure it's a reference to how Asian...


Opinion: Pepperdine Should Provide Equal Opportunities to Students with Foreign Academic Backgrounds

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 23, 2021 / By

International students should be given the opportunity to test out of some introductory-level classes. All students deserve equal educational opportunities at Pepperdine.


Opinion: Pepperdine’s International Programs Need More Mental Health Resources

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 23, 2021 / By

Although Pepperdine may boast of its ranking concerning international programs, the school must demonstrate its superiority by providing its study abroad students with an adequate amount of mental health...


Opinion: Beyond the Trend — Advocate for Black People in Daily Life

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 22, 2021 / By

Over the summer, social media and streets rang with the sounds of protests against injustices. Now there is silence — how does one continue in allyship with the Black community?


Opinion: Students Deserve Active Advocacy

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 22, 2021 / By

After a summer and fall full of promises to promote diversity and inclusion, upper administration needs to ensure their next move is appropriate. Pepperdine cannot truly be a home to all until campus no longer...


Opinion: Storming of Capitol Hill Exposes Hypocrisy in American Politics

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 17, 2021 / By

The responses to the storming of Capitol Hill and other protests show the inconsistency of American politicians. To fix this problem, American voters and politicians should adopt the methodology of transpositional...


Opinion: Students’ Posts on Social Media May Be Threatening Their Peers’ Mental Health

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 16, 2021 / By

Since the beginning of the pandemic, many have been using social media to stay connected with loved ones to curb feelings of isolation. However, social media is now becoming a forum of communication that...


Opinion: Biden Can Help International Students Pursue the ‘American Dream’

Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 15, 2021 / By

With the President of the United States, international students can expect a more fulfilling experience in the country. President Biden taking over the White House means the future of international students...


Staff Editorial: The Graphic’s Senior Leaders Strengthen Their Commitment to Inclusive, Unbiased Coverage

Featured / Perspectives / 0 Comment / February 14, 2021 / By

The Black Lives Matter movement, the social media response to our By The Numbers special edition and the Jan. 6 insurrection strengthened the Graphic's commitment to serving as an inclusive, unbiased news...



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