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Brandon Easley: Striking Out Sexism

April 12, 2020 by Gianni Cocchella

Photo by Milan Loiacono | Design by Logan Wood  Men can be feminists too. Junior political science major Brandon Easley is a self-proclaimed feminist who believes that both women and men can advocate for women's rights. Originally from Minden, a small town outside Reno, Easley grew up surrounded by individuals who held more traditional views regarding women and their … [Read more...] about Brandon Easley: Striking Out Sexism

Students Adjust to Studying at Home

April 9, 2020 by Kyle Mccabe

With American colleges and universities sending students home due to COVID-19, Pepperdine students and parents face a situation similar to that of the Woolsey Fire in 2018, when Pepperdine closed campus before the end of the first semester. But with no chance of having students return to campus this time around, the university transitioned to permanent online … [Read more...] about Students Adjust to Studying at Home

Students Start Nonprofit to Help Vulnerable Individuals During Quarantine

April 8, 2020 by Vernie Covarrubias

Petey DiCianni delivers groceries to his neighbor in Point Dume, Malibu on March 18. Photos courtesy of Petey DiCianni Amid long grocery store entrance lines and aggressive shoppers, a Pepperdine senior came up with the idea for SQD, Ink., a nonprofit organization serving those in need during stay-at-home measures. Short for Self-Quarantined Delivery, SQD, Ink. … [Read more...] about Students Start Nonprofit to Help Vulnerable Individuals During Quarantine

Staff Editorial: PGM Seniors Sign Off

April 8, 2020 by Madeleine Carr

Art by Madeline Duvall Pepperdine Graphic Media's class of 2020 has had the pleasure of covering the Pepperdine community for the past four years. From freedom wall debates to the iconic Waves Weekend — from the tragic events of the Borderline Shooting and Woolsey Fire to the COVID-19 pandemic today — we have loved covering this community throughout the ups and … [Read more...] about Staff Editorial: PGM Seniors Sign Off

The Realities of Sending 2,361 College Students Home

April 5, 2020 by James Moore

Photo by Brianna Willis Listen and subscribe to our podcast from your mobile device: Via Apple Podcasts | Via Spotify | Via Stitcher When Pepperdine decided to send everyone home, students were met with uncertainty and logistical dilemmas. In Today’s Episode: Kayiu Wong reports on the scene of Pepperdine’s empty campus, and the stories of the on-campus … [Read more...] about The Realities of Sending 2,361 College Students Home

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