Photo Courtesy of The BoardStudents crowded around a balloon flanked table on Monday to discover the identity of the anticipated spring concert performer. The verdict? James and Lowell will be opening for Us the Duo and followed by headliner The Oh Hellos. Wilson Howard and John Anderson make up the opening act James and Lowell, which was decided via the Coffeehouse Live … [Read more...] about Music Committee Reveals Spring Concert Lineup
Life and Arts
Student Inspires Through Storytelling
Photo Courtesy of Chelsea ErseliusMany students gathered on main campus to view an assortment of short films created by their talented classmates at Reelstories Film Festival on Jan. 26. This event marked a significant day in 20-year-old Pepperdine junior Bella Issa's life as a filmmaker. Issa's first year at Reelstories awarded her and her short film, "A Little Bit of Grace," … [Read more...] about Student Inspires Through Storytelling
The 1975’s ‘I Like It When You Sleep…’ Holds Eclectic Flair
Image Courtesy of Dirty HitIt's been three long years since the debut of The 1975's self-titled album, the band finally released their second lengthily named album, "I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It" on Feb. 26. Though very different from the indie rock and grunge style that the first album had, this album introduces a new and fresh '80s … [Read more...] about The 1975’s ‘I Like It When You Sleep…’ Holds Eclectic Flair
Pepperdine Probz: When You Can’t Play Volleyball
Logo by Haley LaninghamPepperdine is the land of the tall, the blonde and the athletic. As such, it would appear that a disproportionate number of these people are simply frustratingly good at volleyball. Not to worry, my friends, Pepperdine Probz feels for your uncoordinated pain. Volleyball is an integral part of Pepperdine culture. People bust out their moves at the beach, … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Probz: When You Can’t Play Volleyball
Songfest Soars
Photos by Zach LeThis year's Songfest theme, Happy Holidays, certainly struck fear into the heart of this author, who is less than keen on Christmas-themed music and its ilk. Thankfully, however, the various groups largely averted the obvious song choices, making for an unpredictable and exciting night of entertainment. For those not in the know, Songfest is a Pepperdine … [Read more...] about Songfest Soars





