The University’s lack of dining options hinders students’ accessibility to eat after and during business hours. When Malibu closes up shop for the night, Pepp students are left to their own devices.
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PAC Hosts Spring Recruitment
Pepperdine Ambassadors Council hosted its annual recruitment, with new members being announced at the end of the spring semester. PAC is looking for new members that are passionate about the Pepperdine community and want to make a difference.
Opinion: Mask Mandates Should Return
There is still a lot of COVID-19 virus spreading in the community. Lifting mask mandates is a reckless decision, and a return to requiring masking inside indoor public areas like classrooms is safer from a public health perspective.
Office of Student Accessibility Hosts Disability Awareness Week
The Office of Student Accessibility honored Disability Awareness Week on campus March 14 through 18. The office hosted events such as accessible yoga and trivia, and encouraged students to only take accessible routes to spread awareness on the issue.
In Her Parents’ Eyes: Remembering Autumn Tennison
Autumn’s parents Gary and Ellen Tennison shared memories of their daughter Autumn. Autumn was a Seaver junior who died March 7 on campus.
Pepperdine Remains Committed to its Church of Christ Roots
Pepperdine is affiliated with the Churches of Christ, as was its founder, George Pepperdine. A Religion professor and Church of Christ student discuss the history of the affiliation and what it looks like to be part of the Church at Pepperdine now.
Opinion: Students Must Realize the Usefulness of Rate My Professors
Picture this: It’s right before the first day of classes and the official class schedule is out. The class titles are confusing and the professors are unknown. The only place to go is to Rate My Professors.
Housing Policy, Higher Salaries Mark Improvements for Minor League Baseball Players
Major League Baseball enacted a new housing policy in 2021, benefitting minor league players. Five current or former minor leaguers spoke about the conditions and challenges of working their way to the big leagues.
Opinion: Euphoria Isn’t for Everyone, and It Doesn’t Have To Be
The popular HBO show “Euphoria” has garnered a lot of attention on TikTok and among Gen Z viewers, but the series’ mature content may be too much for the average teen to live up to. Nonetheless, viewers should proceed with caution, and watch when — or if — they are ready.
Pepperdine Returns to Maskless Life
Students returned to Pepperdine from spring break without a mask mandate, after Pepperdine lifted its mask mandate March 7, following LA County guidance. Students expressed their opinions about the freedom to decide on face coverings.
