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An Open Conversation About Diversity

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Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via SoundCloud | Via Spotify In this episode, host Ivy Moore sits down with graduate student Hudson Casiple to discuss diversity within greek life at Pepperdine. Hudson is currently working toward his Master of Divinity and is an intern for Pepperdine greek life. While an undergrad student … [Read more...] about An Open Conversation About Diversity

Silent Allies

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Art by Madeline DuvallAt Pepperdine, one can find stickers on professors' doors signaling the office as a safe space. Email lines for some identify personal pronouns, and there are many faculty and staff who speak to challenges the LGBTQ+ community faces on our campuses — and their willingness to love and support these students all the more.Students have been on the front … [Read more...] about Silent Allies

Q&A: Senior Spotlight — Jennifer Ipe

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Jennifer Ipe stands in the sand at Zuma Beach. Photos courtesy of Jennifer Ipe.Jennifer Ipe is a senior hailing from Bakersfield, California. Jennifer has pursued a degree in Biology while honing her leadership skills through her involvement in Pepperdine’s Tri Delta chapter. In an interview with the Graphic, Ipe discussed the impact of staying at Pepperdine during her … [Read more...] about Q&A: Senior Spotlight — Jennifer Ipe

New Fraternity Provides Community for Science Majors

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The founding Class of Beta Psi Omega poses outside of Smothers Theatre on Initiation Day. Photos courtesy of Andrew Fest Pepperdine's social and business fraternities, sororities and honor societies provide a sense of community for students on campus. Beta Psi Omega, the university's newest science fraternity, is no different. Beta Psi Omega came to Pepperdine in the fall of … [Read more...] about New Fraternity Provides Community for Science Majors

For First Time Ever, Theta Takes First Prize in PUTYCD

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Kappa Alpha Theta wows audience members with a surprise confetti finish. Photo by Milan Loiacono. For the 13th consecutive year, Psi Upsilon hosts Psi U Think You Can Dance (PUTYCD), packing the Caf with students eager to cheer on their friends for charity. This year, Psi Upsilon sold almost 500 tickets and raised $18,858 for its philanthropy, Conquer Paralysis Now (CPN), … [Read more...] about For First Time Ever, Theta Takes First Prize in PUTYCD