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Worth the Splurge? Students Find Dupes of Their Favorite Products

September 7, 2026 by Jordan Baquiran

Sophomore Rossi Moe shows off her L'Oreal Glossing Shampoo and Conditioner on Aug. 25. Moe said she feels $30 or more is a steep price to pay for hair products when cheaper ones do the same job. Photo courtesy of Rossi MoeDuplicate products or "dupes" are alternatives to expensive, high-end items, often sporting similar looks at a fraction of the cost, according to The Fashion … [Read more...] about Worth the Splurge? Students Find Dupes of Their Favorite Products

Location Change to Malibu Farmers Market Sparks Tension

August 30, 2026 by Alexa Mcglathery

The new Malibu Farmers Market location sits outside Malibu City Hall on Aug. 23. Abdul Akazah, owner of Brothers Products, said he's unsure if the move is permanent. Photo by Griffin Pilcher The Malibu Farmers Market has long given local farmers, food vendors and small businesses a place to sell their products and connect with the Malibu community every Sunday.But on Aug. 23, … [Read more...] about Location Change to Malibu Farmers Market Sparks Tension

New Waves, New Goals: First-Years Set Their Sights on New Experiences

August 19, 2026 by Jordan Baquiran

First-year Spencer Reed (middle) and his parents help him move into his dorm Aug. 18. New Student Orientation (NSO) events like New Student Sunrise, Frosh Follies and Waves Expo have historically been a staple in the first-year experience. Photo courtesy of Spencer Reed The Pepperdine Class of 2030 moved in Aug. 17 and 18 to kick off New Student Orientation (NSO), which takes … [Read more...] about New Waves, New Goals: First-Years Set Their Sights on New Experiences

A Campaign Built on Calling: Inside Pepperdine’s ‘For Greater Purpose’

April 23, 2026 by Annslee Mitchell

A group of students finish the Hike to the Cross on Pepperdine’s campus for a photoshoot promoting the “For Greater Purpose” brand campaign; the date is unknown. Michael Friel said IMC was intentional with the photos they chose to promote the campaign. Photo courtesy of Michael Friel Social media posts appeared and flyers covered campus, all carrying the same phrase — “For … [Read more...] about A Campaign Built on Calling: Inside Pepperdine’s ‘For Greater Purpose’

Through the Generations: Blue and Orange Runs in the Family

April 7, 2026 by Alicia Dofelmier

Hung Le, senior vice chancellor for Alumni Affairs, kneels in the front row (center) with a group of alumni in Heidelberg, Germany, during the Heidelberg Travel Experience July 2024. Le said he stays in touch with so many alumni because he wants to remain connected. Photo courtesy of Hung Le Editor's Note: Life & Arts Editor Alicia Dofelmier’s mom, Irma Dofelmier, … [Read more...] about Through the Generations: Blue and Orange Runs in the Family

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