If there’s one lesson I’m going to take away from the past couple months, it’s that finding joy in the little things can make life a whole lot easier to manage. From ending last semester with the Franklin Fire to beginning this semester on Zoom, we've had our challenges. But, its taught me that life’s smallest moments are oftentimes the ones that can bring me the most … [Read more...] about Good News: Finding Joy in the Little Things
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Waves Market Welcomes Back Students
On Tuesday, Feb. 11 Pepperdine University brought back Waves Market. Waves Market is a farmers market in Mullin Town Square where students can enjoy crafts, desserts, drinks, food and prepackaged products, according to an email from Pepperdine Business Services Feb. 4. "I love coming to Waves Market because I love farmers markets and I love the different options they have … [Read more...] about Waves Market Welcomes Back Students
Pepperdine Community Reflects on the Opening of the Mountain Parking Structure
The new Mountain Parking garage opened Monday, Jan. 20. This structure adds 825 additional parking spots for faculty and students."It's key that the experience of our campus starts from when you drive on," Ben Veenendaal, vice president for Planning, Operations and Construction said. "That experience starts from being able to find parking in a beautiful structure that is … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Community Reflects on the Opening of the Mountain Parking Structure
Students Use Fizz During Emergency Situations
A BB gun. Shelter in place. Fires. All of these are emergencies that Pepperdine students experienced in the 2024-25 academic year. Sophomore Maddie Wheeler said she sheltered in place during the Franklin Fire Dec. 9. She was in a room that did not have a view of the outdoors when flames were approaching Payson Library. Wheeler said she opened up Fizz to see an alarming … [Read more...] about Students Use Fizz During Emergency Situations
Trial for PCH Crash Tentatively Set for March Amid Delays
A new hearing has been scheduled for Feb. 14 at 8:30 a.m. in the ongoing case of Fraser Michael Bohm v. the People of the State of California. Notably absent from Jan. 31 proceedings were Bohm and his defense attorney, Michael Kraut. In the courtroom, loved ones of the victims, including the parents of Niamh Rolston and Bridget Thompson, a close friend and roommate to … [Read more...] about Trial for PCH Crash Tentatively Set for March Amid Delays
