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Balance Passion with a Paycheck

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Graphic by Nate BartonLiving in Malibu, it's easy to get caught up in the glitz and glam of living with the millionaires. From the Lamborghini that frequently parks in the Country Mart, to the lavish beach houses and elegant clubs that line the shoreline, the amount of wealth surrounding Pepperdine's campus is undeniable. Therefore, it's natural for students to become fixated … [Read more...] about Balance Passion with a Paycheck

Experience Songfest

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Graphic by Nate Barton Songfest might be over this year, but some students are already looking ahead to next year. Students should participate in Songfest; even if they aren’t willing it commit to late night practices, they can engage in the Pepperdine tradition by being a part of the audition. Songfest is an amazing tradition that needs to be preserved and enjoyed for years … [Read more...] about Experience Songfest

Finish the Year on a High Note

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Photo by Cameryn Zorb For many of you, this is the last year that you have at Pepperdine, and time is running out. For others, such as myself, you’re going abroad next year, and you won’t be able to experience the Malibu campus for at least one semester. How can we make the most of the limited time we have left? I think that one of the most important aspects of the … [Read more...] about Finish the Year on a High Note

With Confidence and Clutch Shots, Colbey Ross Gives Men’s Basketball a Bright Future

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Photos by Arthur Puu Freshman guard Colbey Ross leads with a subtle swagger. Ross leads by example, letting his play do the talking as Men's Basketball's starting point guard. From the opening tip to late-game situations, one thing is certain: Ross is always locked in his zone. “I have confidence in myself because I know how much work I’ve put in to the game, … [Read more...] about With Confidence and Clutch Shots, Colbey Ross Gives Men’s Basketball a Bright Future

Support Adoptees at Pepperdine

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Art by Madeline DuvallAt Pepperdine, it’s nearly impossible to walk around campus without encountering some sort of cultural or activity club advertising for members. There seems to be a place for everyone of every background. However, I sharply feel the absence of one community in particular. This select group of people is one I have been a part of almost since birth: … [Read more...] about Support Adoptees at Pepperdine