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From Subway to the ER: Brandon Gille Goes on a Painfully Unique First Date

May 2, 2021 by Addison Whiten

Photo courtesy of Brandon Gille What’s the most romantic activity for a first date? Eating at a fancy restaurant? Sitting on the beach? Maybe a trip to the emergency room? Brandon Gille, senior Theatre Music contract major, went on a first date in February 2020 that ended with a trip to the ER after a surfing accident. Although the date didn’t go as planned, Gille said it … [Read more...] about From Subway to the ER: Brandon Gille Goes on a Painfully Unique First Date

Avenue of Acceptance: How Mental Health and Faith Intertwine

May 2, 2021 by Ali Levens

Pictured: Miranda Hall. Photo by Anastasia Condolon Mental illness is never a path someone would choose. But for five Pepperdine students, it's an avenue that has led them on a winding journey as they wrestle with their diagnoses, healing and faith. These three may never fully converge, but all five students have come to terms with their diagnosis and found meaning and … [Read more...] about Avenue of Acceptance: How Mental Health and Faith Intertwine

Life After Death, Whatever That Means

May 2, 2021 by Ashley Mowreader

Art by Samantha Miller Embrace death to truly start living. That's the counterintuitive take-away Sociology Professor Charles Hall leaves students with in his upper-division sociology course on death and dying. Death isn't the cheeriest subject, but Hall didn't mince his words and isn't one to shy away from difficult conversations. Hall's class strives to break down … [Read more...] about Life After Death, Whatever That Means

The Eternal Race Within by Mia Zendejas

May 2, 2021 by Mia Zendejas

I am on the border Of unfeeling, And I do not know How to stop myself From crossing.   I am trying with all that I can, Everything I am To not step into the empty land Of unfeeling. But I think I am too already far gone.   In fact, I don’t even know where I am. Being on the edge is far worse than falling Helplessly down the … [Read more...] about The Eternal Race Within by Mia Zendejas

Fields of Frost

May 2, 2021 by Anastasia Condolon

You ruined it all In your white sparkly dress Running through the forest Letting it become a mess I thought our friendship would survive Instead, it withered and it died I tried my best to replant the seeds Texting you over and over enduring the breeze I stayed out too long in the freezing cold Waiting on flowers that would not … [Read more...] about Fields of Frost

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