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Vitamin C Doesn’t Cure Colds

September 4, 2016 by Sarah Kiker

Graphic by Nate Barton Ever heard someone say that drinking orange juice or taking a vitamin C supplement helps combat a cold? Nearly everyone has, but studies show that that vitamin C has little effect on colds. With the number of students who catch colds during the year, it would be nice if there was a surefire way to prevent illness, but the answer is not vitamin … [Read more...] about Vitamin C Doesn’t Cure Colds

When Familiar Culture Brings New Shocks

September 4, 2016 by Micah Lambert

Photos by Micah LambertSo you’ve traveled the world, met interesting people and tried exotic foods. Now it’s finally time to return home, a place that should be familiar and comfortable. But upon arrival, you soon realize no one speaks your language. I’m not talking about English or French or German, but the language of growth, discovery and dramatic change. … [Read more...] about When Familiar Culture Brings New Shocks

Enjoy Football Through the Lens of a Trojan or Bruin

September 2, 2016 by Steven Baer

Photo Courtesy of USC Athletics As another school year dawns upon the collegiate population, students across the country anxiously await the return of fall Saturdays and good ol' college football. For schools with competent football programs, game days are an official, yet unofficial holiday. Comparable to Christmas, but instead of presents you receive… Well, I guess I don’t … [Read more...] about Enjoy Football Through the Lens of a Trojan or Bruin

NameCoach App Simplifies Introductions

September 1, 2016 by Ella Gonzalez

Photo courtesy of Pepperdine University No longer will teachers fumble over students' names and struggle with pronounciation. Dean of Seaver College Michael Feltner introduced via email an application called NameCoach that will allow students to provide their preferred name along with a link to a recording of them speaking their name. The application is expected to go … [Read more...] about NameCoach App Simplifies Introductions

Be Informed in November

August 28, 2016 by Rachel Ettlinger

Art by Nate Barton This will be the first opportunity for a majority of the undergraduate student population at Pepperdine to vote in a presidential election. To me, this opportunity is invaluable. I have the power to contribute to the selection of our country's highest office for the next four years. This opportunity of mine, and any other human who is not a white male, was … [Read more...] about Be Informed in November

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