A The Mountain's construction site peeks out from behind Seaside on Jan. 26. Seaside Resident Director Suha Lim said triple-bedrooms existed at Boston College, where she was previously a Resident Advisor, but unlike at Pepperdine, students were not given a choice at a lower price point; rather, they were placed into them. Photo by Oliver Evans Housing and Residence Life (HRL) … [Read more...] about One Semester In: Seaside Residents and HRL Reflect on Triple Bedrooms
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Democrat and Republican Clubs Start Semester with Community and Conversation
Senior Anniah Smith, president of Pepperdine College Democrats and a Graphic Perspectives staff writer, speaks with an interested student about club goals during Tidepools at Mullin Town Square on Jan. 21. Smith said creating a safe space for dialogue was a key aspect of their recruitment efforts. Photo by Melissa HoustonTransparency Item: Gabby Sebastiani, social media manager … [Read more...] about Democrat and Republican Clubs Start Semester with Community and Conversation
Pepperdine College Democrats Hosts Renée Good Vigil
Christina Littlefield, professor of Journalism and Religion and Currents Magazine adviser, reads a "prayer of lament" during the Renée Good vigil in the Amphitheatre on Jan. 22. After each lamentation, most of the audience said "Lord have mercy" in unison with Littlefield. Photos by Oliver Evans Editor's Note: The Renée Good vigil took place the night before ICE agents fatally … [Read more...] about Pepperdine College Democrats Hosts Renée Good Vigil
Good News: A Gift of the Unexpected
From left to right: Graphic staff members Mahali Kuzyk, Caitlin Murray, Faith Siegel, Haylie Ross, Amanda Monahan, Tony Gleason, Betsy Burrow and Alicia Dofelmier stand in the CCB Newsroom after production Nov. 4. The team had just finished night one of production for their November print edition. Photo by Elizabeth SmithOver my past four years here at Pepperdine, I've grown a … [Read more...] about Good News: A Gift of the Unexpected
Students Undergo Transformation Through Faculty-Led International Programs
Pepperdine Sudreau Uganda-Rwanda Justice Program students, local Uganda Amazima students and faculty happily celebrate the baptism of Kat Johnston in the Nile River on June 17. Johnston said she was shell shocked by the offer and got baptized the same afternoon. Photo courtesy of Kat Johnston Being immersed in a foreign culture while being guided by Pepperdine faculty allows … [Read more...] about Students Undergo Transformation Through Faculty-Led International Programs