A hobby that started as a way to cut costs has now turned senior Karyssa Cameron’s dorm into a booming business. While pursuing an Engineering and Physics major, Cameron is also an artist with a thriving nail business: Nails By Karyssa. Like many students, she was looking for ways to save money, especially when it came to non-essentials like nail care. Cameron said she took … [Read more...] about Nails By Karyssa: A hobby turned side hustle
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It Takes Three: First-Year Senator Attributes Winning to Being a Triplet
From the Texas State Capitol to Pepperdine’s Student Government Association (SGA) meeting room, Eden Shimanek is no stranger to advocating for others. First-year students elected Eden Shimanek, a first-year Political Science major, as one of three new SGA senators Sept. 12. Eden Shimanek said she was shocked when she got a call from an SGA member with the news. “At first … [Read more...] about It Takes Three: First-Year Senator Attributes Winning to Being a Triplet
SportsWaves S4, Ep. 2: Leagues of their Own
PGM Podcasts · SportsWaves S4, Ep. 2: Leagues of their Own Listen in to hear the rundown on Pepperdine sports (0:48) ranging from women's soccer to women's volleyball, Shohei Ohtani's outstanding season (15:56) and Adrian Wojnarowski's retirement announcement (31:50). __________________________________________________ Follow The Graphic on X: … [Read more...] about SportsWaves S4, Ep. 2: Leagues of their Own
DunnCensored: Three Local Races to Watch
In this episode, Host Hunter Dunn covers a few local and statewide races that will appear on the ballots of many Pepperdine Students and all registered voters in Malibu this Election Day "According to this interview," Host Hunter Dunn said, referring to an article in the Ventura County Star, "Irwin is centering her campaign pitch around providing high quality services to … [Read more...] about DunnCensored: Three Local Races to Watch
New NCAA Transfer Portal Rules Affect Players, Coaches and Academic Advisers
Changing the rules of a sport ultimately changes the results of the game, match or race. Changing the rules of the NCAA Transfer Portal ultimately changes collegiate athletics.On April 18, the NCAA Division I Council unanimously adopted a new package of rules, forever changing the way student-athletes transfer from one school to another, according to the NCAA. The rule changes … [Read more...] about New NCAA Transfer Portal Rules Affect Players, Coaches and Academic Advisers
