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Glowing Cities: Light Pollution’s Effects on Health and the Environment

December 1, 2019 by Vernie Covarrubias

Some urban-dwellers have never seen the stars. But the culprit, light pollution, impacts more than just sky visibility.

SunLife Makes Strides Toward Becoming 100% Plastic-Free by 2021

November 13, 2019 by Jessica Stomberg

With the help of two Pepperdine students, SunLife will be launching a campaign to promote their dedication to going plastic-free.

City of Malibu Endorses Declaration of Climate Emergency

September 18, 2019 by Anastassia Kostin

The City of Malibu hopes to create a Climate Commission to develop and implement a climate change mobilization plan.

Why You Should Take a Break from the Library

February 19, 2019 by Katie Nance

Photos by Kat Nance The convenient study rooms, a brand new Starbucks and an irresistible ocean view might make you never want to leave Payson library again. However, packing up your textbooks and heading to some new scenery might help boost your motivation and your GPA. When asked by Education Weekly, Psychologist Robert Bjork said […]

Appreciate Your Surroundings

February 5, 2019 by Ryan Harding

Sometimes I forget the beach exists. I’m so caught up in running from my internship to my classes to my job to club meetings to Payson that I never look up to recognize the beauty around me. I never slow down for a second to just remind myself how lucky I am to go to […]

Uncovering the Biology Behind the Woolsey Fire

November 25, 2018 by Christian Sanchez

Photo by Jenna Gaertner    In the afternoon of Nov. 8, the Woolsey fire began its rampage on the Santa Monica Mountains. A combination of high winds, low humidity and drought conditions led to the burning of over 800 structures and almost 100,000 acres, which included 83 percent of Santa Monica Mountain federal parkland, according […]

The Impact of Celebrity Endorsements on Environmental Causes: How Much of a Difference Do They Really Make?

May 31, 2018 by Shannon Hansen and Mikaela Bisson

Celebrities’ backing of environmental causes encourages change in Malibu and beyond.

Food Sustainability: A Q&A with Professor Christopher Doran

April 9, 2018 by Nate Barton

Photo by Terra Atwood Sprinkled throughout Professor Christopher Doran’s office is: a statue of Saint Francis of Assisi, a bobblehead Jesus, and a Segway, on which he glides to and from work. A graduate of Pepperdine’s Natural Sciences Division and University of California Berkeley’s school of theology, Doran is ambidextrous in his discussions of ecology […]

An Ocean Of Hope

April 3, 2018 by Mikaela Bisson

Photo by Shannon Hansen Hope. It’s a word we hear every day. “I hope I do well.” “I hope he likes me” “I hope you feel better.” A word that has become so familiar we’ve almost forgotten its meaning. People have almost forgotten how to believe in something bigger than themselves. We’ve forgotten how to […]

‘California’s Changing Coastline’

April 3, 2018 by Jb Boeri

Photos Courtesy of Dana Wharf and Shannon Hansen With more than 40 percent of the U.S. population living in coastal areas, the state of the earth’s oceans has become an ever-increasing concern. In recent decades, population, global temperatures and sea levels have resulted in changing migration patterns, species endangerment, environmental pollution and introductions of invasive […]

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