Pepperdine’s identity as a Christian University has created a focus and impact within the community. With this impact comes challenges for students to weather.
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Pepperdine Launches Virtual Spiritual Life Programs for Fall 2020 Semester
The Pepperdine Spiritual Life Office rolls out new plans for the online fall 2020 semester.
Rabbi Unites Religious Communities at Pepp
Rabbi in Residence Ari Schwarzberg enriches Jewish and Christian students’ learning experience with mentorship and convocation opportunities.
Crossroads Hosts Their First Convocation Event
Crossroads, Pepperdine’s LGBTQ+ club, will host its first convocation event on April 2
‘Tayo Nang Pumuri Let’s Worship’ rocks the Weisman
Pepperdine celebrates Filipino culture through spoken word poetry
Pepperdine Honors University History at Annual Founders’ Day Celebration
Pepperdine celebrates its 81st anniversary on Founders’ Day, honoring many long-term traditions
Convo Discusses Christianity’s Resurrection Across the Globe
In his lecture, Dr. Dyron Daughrity explored and refuted the claim by many scholars that belief in Christianity is declining.
Pepp Students Discuss On-Campus Inclusivity During ‘Divided We Stand’ Documentary Screening and Panel Discussion
Free food, a convocation credit and an open space for discussion.
Staff Editorial: Bring Awareness to Student Veterans
Art by Madeline Duvall With last week’s Pepperdine Graphic Media Town Hall, “Citizen Soldier,” on Thursday, March 8, it is only right that the Pepperdine Graphic staff focus on the important and often-overlooked presence and engagement of student veterans on campus. “Citizen Soldier” was an opportunity for dialogue regarding veterans’ affairs and for some of […]
Students Snap for ‘Epiphany’ Poetry Night
Six Seaver women preformed slam poetry with special guest Natasha Hooper.
