On March 16, Pepperdine terminated Cross Country/Track Head Coach Sylvia Mosqueda but didn’t say why. The Graphic spoke with eight current and former members of the program, who detailed Mosqueda’s history of making sexually, racially and emotionally insensitive comments.
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Staff Editorial: Women Should Not Have To Walk Alone
While March can serve as a time to honor the women in one’s life, it must also be a time for reflection on the darker reality of women’s safety. Pepperdine must address the lack of safety for the women on campus.
La Shonda Coleman Promoted to University Title IX Coordinator
La Shonda Coleman discusses her promotion from Title IX coordinator for students to associate vice president and University Title IX coordinator. This role combines her existing duties with increased interaction and training with faculty and staff.
Letter From the Editor | Currents Spring 2020
Currents Editor Makena Huey shares her perspective on feminism and her aspirations for this edition of the magazine.
Beyond the Catcall: Women Share Personal Experiences
A Currents survey found that 84% of 134 female students have been catcalled and 93% have felt unsafe because of their gender.
University Discusses Increased Sexual Crime Reports
After seven reported incidents of sexual misconduct on campus, the University speaks out
After the Investigation: A Look at Sexual Assault and Title IX
An examination into the procedures behind Title IX analyzes Pepperdine’s and other universities’ responses to sexual assault cases.
Staff Editorial: Continue the Conversation about Sexual Assault
Beyond the #MeToo campaign, what can students do?
End Sexual Harassment Permanently
It’s not enough just to condemn Harvey Weinstein, society must shift on a fundamental level to prevent the cycle of sexual oppression from continuing.
DPS Reports Sexual Misconduct
Graphic by Cassandra Stephenson Two of three DPS reports of sex crimes on the Malibu campus in the past two weeks are no longer classified as sexual battery. The reports were originally posted on the Pepperdine Department of Public Safety’s Campus Crime and Fire Log and appeared in the Oct. 27 print edition of the […]
