In a world that predefines gender, Pepperdine men recognize the difficulty in discussing masculinity.
Austin Welch
Search for Parking Solutions
Lack of parking continues to drain students’ time, prompting the need for innovative solutions.
Pepperdine Responds to Church Protestors Through Solidarity and Peace
The Pepperdine community responded to protestors from a church group through posters, Freedom Wall displays and a call to wear orange
Prayer Service Honors Borderline Shooting Victims
The Pepperdine community gathered in Smothers Theatre to mourn the shooting in Thousand Oaks
Prayer Service Remembers Pittsburgh and Kentucky Shooting Victims
Pepperdine community comes together in prayer to remember those killed in recent shootings
SGA Updates Students on Semester Plans
SGA opens the door for student input
Congressmen Visit Pepperdine to Discuss Bipartisan Teamwork
Former congressmen will visit Pepperdine to discuss the importance of bipartisanship
Pepperdine Releases First Draft of New Good Samaritan Policy
Pepperdine administration worked with SGA and Greek Life representatives to revise the university’s Good Samaritan policy. Now they want your opinion.
Letter to the Editor: Students Renew Faith in Civil Discourse
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Ben Shapiro Talks Acceptable Political Discourse, Racism and Calls Out Pepperdine ‘Bitch Fest’
Photos by Cassandra Stephenson Conservative political commentator Ben Shapiro shared his views on acceptable discourse, White privilege and institutionalized racism with members of the Pepperdine community Tuesday night in a lecture and Q&A. In what he dubbed one of the “best” lectures he has attended on college campuses around the U.S., Shapiro said his overall […]
