Photo courtesy of Haley Videckis The next trial date for the discrimination lawsuit against Pepperdine, a case in which University staff members allegedly discriminated against two student athletes suspected of engaging in a homosexual relationship, will be determined at a scheduling conference on March 3, according to the United States District Court. As mentioned in a … [Read more...] about Videckis v. Pepperdine University trial moves to Federal Court, opening new doors for LGBT community
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Students’ Outfits Pop On the Red Carpet
Photos by Zach Le "People will stare. Make it worth their while." Last Friday night, Pepperdine students really stepped up their fashion game for the seventh annual Reelstories Film Festival. Everyone was excited about the fancy evening and dressed for the ocassion. On Friday night, once finished with check-in, each student started down the steps from Mullin Town Square … [Read more...] about Students’ Outfits Pop On the Red Carpet
Pro-Life and Feminist Beliefs Can Coexist
Art by Chris Chen Pepperdine culture is an interesting cross-section of ideologies. Though some students are textbook conservative or liberal, many fit somewhere in between. I have found this to be particularly true with the issues of abortion and feminism. Many feminist students I know hold a firmly pro-life stance on abortion. In our society, these issues have been so … [Read more...] about Pro-Life and Feminist Beliefs Can Coexist
Club rugby starts season with big win over UC Riverside
Photos by Hung Le After a disappointing first semester pre-season slate that saw the Waves lose every match, there has been some cause for concern entering the regular season. Pepperdine’s inexperience was on full display in the preseason. The underclassmen-heavy roster proved vulnerable in its early stages. Players on the team, however, finally feel as though they’re … [Read more...] about Club rugby starts season with big win over UC Riverside
Malibu’s Homeless Seek Shelter From El Niño
Photos Courtesy of Lauren McRae The Rev. Paul Elder of St. Aidan’s Episcopal Church called upon the Malibu City Council at the Malibu Town Hall recently to address the compounding issues of Malibu’s increasing homeless population and the imminent El Niño storms. Mayor Eric Garcetti and Los Angeles City Council members declared a “state of emergency” for homelessness in … [Read more...] about Malibu’s Homeless Seek Shelter From El Niño