• Skip to main content
  • Skip to secondary menu
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • About Us
  • Contact
  • Advertising
  • Join PGM
Pepperdine Graphic

Pepperdine Graphic

  • News
  • Sports
  • Life & Arts
  • Perspectives
    • Our Girls
  • G News
  • Special Edition
    • Sonder
  • Currents
    • Currents Spring 2026
    • Currents Spring 2025
    • Currents Fall 2025
    • Currents Spring 2024
    • Currents Fall 2024
    • Currents Winter 2024
    • Currents Spring 2023
    • Currents Fall 2022
    • Fall 2021: Global Citizenship
    • Fall 2020: Humans of Pepperdine
    • Fall 2019: Challenging Perceptions of Light & Dark
    • Fall 2017: Vox Populi — The Voice of the People
  • Podcasts
  • Print Editions
  • NewsWaves
    • Thank You Thursday
  • Sponsored Content
  • Advertising
  • Contact
    • About Pepperdine Graphic Media

immigrant

Churches, Synagogues And Mosques Advocate For Immigration Reform

April 21, 2016 by Falon Opsahl

Photo by Arin DeGroffImmigrants, aliens, strangers, refugees and foreigners. The Abrahamic holy books — the Christian Bible, the Hebrew Bible and the Quran — repeatedly identify these people as historically oppressed and vulnerable groups who believers should treat with compassion and respect.Today, followers of Christianity, Judaism and Islam advocate for … [Read more...] about Churches, Synagogues And Mosques Advocate For Immigration Reform

THE ‘INVISIBLES’: The Tale Of The Silenced Farmworkers Who Put Food On The Nation’s Table But Can’t Find A Decent Place To Live – Currents Magazine Fall 2015

November 30, 2015 by Falon Opsahl

Photo by Daniel Caso Tomas Amezcua and Concepcion Santa Rosa were crossing El Cerro, the border, on their way from Mexico to the United States. Concepcion had done this once already, but this time, she was three months pregnant. She and her husband wanted the baby growing in her womb to be born in the U.S. They hoped to find work and give their child an opportunity for a … [Read more...] about THE ‘INVISIBLES’: The Tale Of The Silenced Farmworkers Who Put Food On The Nation’s Table But Can’t Find A Decent Place To Live – Currents Magazine Fall 2015

English Divides, but Love Conquers

September 18, 2015 by Justina Huang

Art by Peau PorotesanoUpon finding out that I am a senior, many inconsiderate adults and students alike inquire about my plans post graduation. When I nervously explain that my plans are not entirely concrete, a few joke that “it’s OK” because “if things don’t work out,” I can always “go back to China to teach English.” Since when … [Read more...] about English Divides, but Love Conquers

« Previous Page

Primary Sidebar