Art by Rebecca HorowitzEditor’s Note: PGM staff members decide on the topic of a Staff Editorial together. The staff as a whole provides opinions and content included in this Staff Editorial to provide thoughts about and shed light on solutions for happenings at Pepperdine.In light of the recent conversation surrounding sexual assault at Cornell University, the Graphic … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: The Graphic Stands with Jane Doe and The Cornell Daily Sun
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The Art of Reminiscing: How Storytelling Enhances the Allure of Life
Junior Isabel Norman (left), junior Annabelle Gentling (second from left), Alexa McGlathery, Life & Arts Editor for Pepperdine Graphic Media (second from right) and Sophia Alexakos (right)-pose during a ride on the Tube in London on March 13. Norman said she can sometimes still hear the rumbling sounds of the Tube that fill the background of many of her abroad memories. … [Read more...] about The Art of Reminiscing: How Storytelling Enhances the Allure of Life
Trial Date Pushed Back Three Months for Fraser Michael Bohm
Fraser Michael Bohm (right) leaves the Van Nuys Courthouse alongside defense attorneys Alan Jackson (middle) and Jacqueline Sparagna (left) after the Sept. 2 pre-trial hearing. Bohm's trial was set to begin Sept. 8 but was pushed back to Dec. 1. Photo by Amanda Monahan Editor’s Note: This reporting is part of the Graphic’s ongoing coverage of the Oct. 2023 PCH crash that … [Read more...] about Trial Date Pushed Back Three Months for Fraser Michael Bohm
Traveling Home: How Strangers Become Family Abroad
Mia Perry and Lauryn Madrigal in Copenhagen. Photo courtesy Mia Perry Personal growth emerges through change, yet change itself takes root in discomfort. Leaving home to create a new one is no exception. Moving to another country embodies this transformation, especially for students who choose to further their education abroad through Pepperdine’s International … [Read more...] about Traveling Home: How Strangers Become Family Abroad
Made in Their Image: The Style That Shapes Us
Photo by Betsy BurrowFrom the quiet corners of their childhoods, they watched — mimicking the way their mothers put on their heels, how their fathers laced their shoes and how their sisters twirled in mirrors — until, piece by piece, they stitched together a style of their own.The idyllic eyes of a child capture wonders that often go unnoticed. Eventually, those … [Read more...] about Made in Their Image: The Style That Shapes Us