Moments can often change the way a person walks through life. Five individuals shared the moments that changed their lives and why they were impactful to them.
Emily Morton
Women’s Swim and Dive Blows Azusa Pacific Out of the Water
Women’s Swim and Dive swept past Azusa Pacific in their last home meet Jan. 29. The team has two weeks before the PCSC championships in St. George, Utah.
When Forgiveness Shocks the World
Forgiveness can be simple, without a second thought, but other times forgiveness can be tough and requires more thought, more help, even a higher power.
A New Way of Communication: How Social Media Shapes Interactions
2020 brought an increase in the vitality of social media as a means to stay connected with people in a quick and rapid fashion. Even though social media is universally used, it may not always be used in the same way.
Student-Workers Return To Pepperdine
On-campus student-workers are slowly making a return to Pepperdine’s campus, but some students await the University’s full opening instead.
Pepperdine Works Toward a New Fitness Center
Pepperdine plans to build a new fitness center next to Seaside Residence Hall. While COVID-19 pushed back the original opening, administration continues with plans for the temporary site.
Jumpstart Works in New Virtual Format
Jumpstart powers ahead with creative ways to engage students in the classrooms they serve. The online learning format hasn’t stopped them from getting ready for the new year.
International Programs Moves Forward with Changes
After Pepperdine shut down its study abroad offerings for fall 2020, many students had to change their plans. The directors of each international program, however, are doing the same.
Waves Swim and Dive Hires New Coach
Ellie Monobe, previously the associate head coach at UC Santa Barbara, takes over the Waves program.
New Students Plug Into Pepperdine’s Virtual Culture
New students are already adapting to the Zoom culture at Pepperdine. They will finish up a six-week online orientation the week of August 10, which replaced their NSO experience.
