The School of Public Policy sent out a controversial email including a petition to remove The 1619 Project from American schools Oct 12. The Pepperdine community responds.
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Costs Remain for Street Vendors Despite Signing of Safe Sidewalk Vending Act
The Safe Sidewalk Vending Act made street vending legal, but low-income vendors still struggle to adapt.
Adjunct Faculty Teach for the Students, Not the Money
Adjunct faculty are integral to universities, which is why many are stepping up their efforts to secure higher pay and job benefits.
Balancing Act: How Yin Yang Promotes Harmony and Balance
The Daoist symbols of yin and yang are opposites that act together, emphasizing the need for balance.
Student Teachers Stay Set on Their Career Paths Despite Challenges
Students who want to become teachers have to make several sacrifices, which include navigating the uncertainty that comes with the profession.
Pacific Coast Highway Captures Attention for its Scenery and its Crashes
Pacific Coast Highway is an iconic highway, but also one of the most dangerous ones.
Pepperdine’s New Reality — Trauma Revisited
Mentally and physically processing one’s response to trauma can take different forms for each individual.
Sophisticated Credit Card Scams Target Younger Audience
As credit card scams get more sophisticated, banks and individuals adapt by taking new preventative measures.
Sexual Assault Incidents Reveal Need for Increased Communication at Schools
When sexual assaults occur on campus, how do Pepperdine and other schools respond?
There is No Such Thing as Having No Time
As busy college students, it’s easy to shrug off opportunities for growth and connection by citing lack of time, though that’s hardly ever the real reason.
