Certain organizations globally are fighting for period product access. Life & Arts Editor Beth Gonzales believes period poverty is a pressing issue in both the United States and beyond.
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‘Physically Impossible to Be in a Wheelchair’ — Community Members with Disabilities Face Obstacles to Success at Pepperdine
Pepperdine’s Malibu campus architecture creates barriers to equal access for students, faculty, staff and visitors. Community members shared their experiences in navigating campus, advocating for change and steps they want administrators to take to make campus accessible.
Letter to the Editor: Pepperdine and the ADA — A Mission to Uncover the Truth
Sophomore Sofia Thure advocates for accessibility and disability awareness on campus in a letter to the editor.
SGA Touts Lyft Partnership, Prepares for Spring Semester
A new partnership between Pepperdine’s Student Government Association and rideshare app Lyft gives students a $10 discount on certain rides. The program, along with a resolution focusing on campus accessibility, created a “theme of mobility” for SGA last semester.
Female Representation is Still Lacking During Award Season
With so many women directing high-grossing films in 2019, The Academy falls short of a diverse and inclusive best director nominee pool.
Extend a Hand During Wildfire Season
As destructive fires become a greater part of the lives of Californians, what is being done to fix the disproportionate affects of natural disasters on the poor?
Student with Disability Speaks Out Against Discrimination
Senior Mackenzie Mazen saw one too many vehicles illicitly parked in accessible parking spots and decided to speak out on behalf of the disabled community on campus.
DSO Changes Name to Office of Student Accessibility
Disabilities Services changed its name to the Office of Student Accessibility. The change was announced Tuesday afternoon in a university-wide email.
