Beyond the polished routines and sparkling uniforms, Pepperdine Cheer is breaking the cheerleader stereotype and rewriting what it means to really be a cheerleader. Senior cheerleader Georgia Puckett has been a part of the cheer team for two years and advocates to disprove the harmful stereotype of cheerleaders depicted in society. "These women are so empowering," Puckett … [Read more...] about Pepperdine Cheerleading Breaks the Cheerleader Stereotype
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Vogue, Fujifilm, Billboards: Charis Cheung Climbs the Photography Ladder
What started as taking photos after school on an iPad turned into countless sponsorships and photoshoots for senior IMC major Charis Cheung.With over 58,000 followers on Instagram, Cheung continues to climb the ladder each year in the world of photography. As she has developed her own style of photography, she has booked more clients and done work with large companies like … [Read more...] about Vogue, Fujifilm, Billboards: Charis Cheung Climbs the Photography Ladder
Good News: Finding Joy in the Little Things
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
Spring Fashion Blooms with the Season
Spring fashion is all about fresh starts, and with a new season comes a new wave of style. As emerging trends take shape, new approaches to personal style also develop. "This spring I think we are moving away from simple, and towards unique," Junior Mary Papillion said. "Carrie Bradshaw is the blueprint — taking risks is so chic." Whether it is embracing personal aesthetics, … [Read more...] about Spring Fashion Blooms with the Season
House Settlement Moves Forward After Objection Deadline
On Oct. 7, Judge Claudia Wilken granted preliminary approval to the House v. NCAA case settlement, which looks to settle three different antitrust cases against the NCAA, according to the Athletic. The three biggest components of the House Settlement are: back paying roughly $2.8 billion to NCAA student-athletes from 2016 to Sept. 15, 2024, who weren’t able to profit off … [Read more...] about House Settlement Moves Forward After Objection Deadline
