Director Lulu Wang transforms her real-life family lie into a bittersweet movie. It describes the pain of having to say goodbye to a family member and dives into the life of a Chinese American.
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Elizabeth Chung: Leading With Love
Junior Elizabeth Chung discusses her perspective on feminism and how leadership styles aren’t one-size-fits-all.
Sara Young Jackson: Igniting Change for Women in Leadership
Chancellor Sara Young Jackson discusses Pepperdine’s progression on gender inclusivity and her advocacy for women.
Refocus on Gratitude
Though the coronavirus has pushed us into unprecedented and scary times, don’t forget to see the moments we should be grateful for.
Review: Hide and Seek Proves to be Deadly in ‘Ready or Not’
A newlywed wife must try to survive during a game of hide and seek.
Looking Ahead to the Gash Presidency
Learn more about Jim Gash, the future presidential family and where Pepperdine may be heading in the next chapter of its history
One Breath at a Time: Living with Cystic Fibrosis
What would it be like to grow up with a genetic disease where you can’t be around those who share that same disease? Student Alyssa Rabiola explains her experience.
Social Media Plays Crucial Role After Borderline Shooting
Although social media can sometimes be a meaningless way to waste time, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram played key roles of communication in the days following the tragic Borderline shooting.
Live In Your Colors, Bask In Your Truth, and Thrive
Art by Caitlin Roark Being open in the LGBTQ+ community has always been a funny concept to me. I thought when I began to be open and told everyone the secret I had been holding onto my entire life, I would have a huge boost of confidence and self-awareness, allowing me to truly find and […]
Be Creative When Keeping in Touch
Students will enhance their relationships with their families when they add variety to how they keep in touch.
