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Waves Bring Home Bronze From Rio

August 26, 2016 by Erin Himes

Photo courtesy of Pepperdine Athletics Pepperdine has a rich history of Olympic participation, contributing athletes and coaches to nearly every summer Olympic Games. After returning with no medals in 2012, Pepperdine alumni and staff contributed to multiple bronze medals in Rio this summer. Pepperdine's volleyball tradition was evident in Rio, with four alumni and … [Read more...] about Waves Bring Home Bronze From Rio

Start Your Year With These Must See Sporting Events

August 26, 2016 by Kyle Cajero

Photo courtesy of Clayton Graham Not many things can improve the beauty of Pepperdine's campus (perhaps functioning fountains, a stack of $100 bills on every dorm's doorstep or sophomore cross country star Nick Heath gapping the competition on Alumni Park could, but I digress). Several prominent online rankings, listicles and raving tweets can't be wrong: Malibu's oceanic … [Read more...] about Start Your Year With These Must See Sporting Events

Restaurants to Visit Before Leaving the ‘Bu

August 26, 2016 by Mackayla Testerman

Photo by Mackayla Testerman Whether this is your first year at Pepperdine or your senior year, here are some Malibu classics you must hit up before the end of the year along with some more hidden treasures you might not have heard of yet.Classics:Duke's ($$)This oceanfront restaurant is a Malibu staple and uniquely captures the glory days of Malibu’s 1950’s surf … [Read more...] about Restaurants to Visit Before Leaving the ‘Bu

Wooden Mural Removal Sparks Hope for Change

August 26, 2016 by Chad Jimenez

Photo by Madison Harwell President Benton decided to have the wooden carving mural removed from the Waves Cafe in the beginning of July, according to Phil Phillips, vice president for administration. The mural illustrated Father Serra next to a mission, wildlife and conquistadors and a Spanish colonel prominent in the center of the piece alongside a group of Native … [Read more...] about Wooden Mural Removal Sparks Hope for Change

Made-To-Order Sushi Rolls In

August 26, 2016 by Bryce Hanamoto

Photo By Terra Atwood Pepperdine Dining Services will be offering made-to-order sushi beginning the first week of school. Sushi, along with Starbucks drinks, will be served where La Brea Bakery previously was, associate dean of Student Affairs Stacy Rothberg wrote in an email to the Graphic. La Brea Bakery decided last school year to cease all franchise agreements to … [Read more...] about Made-To-Order Sushi Rolls In

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