The Graphic staff welcomed the Pepperdine community to take a look inside print production as they prepare for the release of The Graphic Print Edition. Monday nights are dedicated to an all-staff budget meeting, discussing and collaborating on coming content for the next two weeks. The various sections of the Graphic gather Tuesday and Wednesday nights to work on content for … [Read more...] about Behind the Scenes of the Graphic’s Print Production
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The Graph: Plot Points March 17 Edition
Via Apple Podcasts | Via Spotify | Via Stitcher After the release of the March 17 print edition of the Graphic, host Joe Allgood and News Editor Samantha Torre, Perspectives Editor Emily Chase, Life and Arts Editor Tanya Yarian and Sports Editor Jerry Jiang sit down and talk through the entire Pepperdine Graphic, giving the rundown on Pepperdine's biggest stories. Grab a … [Read more...] about The Graph: Plot Points March 17 Edition
Pepperdine Ambassadors Council Placed on Pause
Members of PAC32 stand with the Crest Advisory Board in October 2021. PAC members said the disagreement between students' control over the organization contributed to the pause, while Advancement said the pause was to prepare PAC for a period of growth. Photo by Sahej Bhasin Pepperdine Ambassadors Council did not return for the 2022-23 academic year. For the past 32 years, … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Ambassadors Council Placed on Pause
The Graph: Unhoused Individuals in Malibu Struggle to Find Shelter
Via Apple Podcasts | Via Spotify | Via Stitcher After a record breaking winter in southern California, including Malibu, those without housing have had to cope with wetter than usual conditions. News Assistant Editor Millie Auchard talks about the research, interviews and writing involved in her reporting on this topic. Millie's article can be found here. “We have a deep … [Read more...] about The Graph: Unhoused Individuals in Malibu Struggle to Find Shelter
Staff Editorial: Enjoy the Bloom, Spring Cleaning and A Positive Reset
Art by Sarah Rietz Spring — a time of growth and change. These increased daylight hours can contribute to changes in energy levels, mood and physiology, according to WebMD. Spring fever is a real phenomenon. Yet, for many students, spring can be a season filled with anxiety and stress, according to Psychology Today. As spring leads into summer, students’ anxiety can spike due … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: Enjoy the Bloom, Spring Cleaning and A Positive Reset