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Tanya Yarian

The Beauty of Podcasts: Advocating for Self-Care and Realness in ‘She Talks’

April 18, 2023 by Tanya Yarian

Senior Ale Hurtado sits at her desk. Hurtado said she shares her life experiences on her podcast, "She Talks," to inspire others to embrace their true selves. Photos by Lucian HimesWhile beauty and wellness play a different role in everyone’s lives, senior Ale Hurtado said she uses her podcast to inspire people to be the most authentic version of themselves.“She … [Read more...] about The Beauty of Podcasts: Advocating for Self-Care and Realness in ‘She Talks’

Seniors Enjoy Food, Music and Community at Senior Sunset

April 9, 2023 by Tanya Yarian

Seniors (left to right) Elizabeth McLaughlin, Katelyn Hudson, Sophia Sullivan and Sheridan Schroeder pose for a picture during Senior Sunset at Alumni Park on April 7. Board Event Planner Kelly Chu said she wanted to create a nostalgic and fun event for seniors. Photos by Sammie WuenscheSenior Sunset brought graduating seniors together at Alumni Park on April 7 for an afternoon … [Read more...] about Seniors Enjoy Food, Music and Community at Senior Sunset

‘Americana: A Murder Ballad’ Brings Awareness of Gun Violence in Schools

April 9, 2023 by Tanya Yarian & Yamillah Hurtado

The cast of 'Americana: A Murder Ballad' stand on stage at Smothers Theatre on April 3. The play opened as the cast walked on stage holding candles and singing a ballad. Photos by Lucian Himes Content Warning: This coverage story includes the topic of gun violence. “I should be writing my college essay, not my will.” These are the words on one of many banners that hung above … [Read more...] about ‘Americana: A Murder Ballad’ Brings Awareness of Gun Violence in Schools

From Music to Teaching: Pepperdine Film Professor Shares Her Journey

April 6, 2023 by Tanya Yarian

Joi Carr, professor of English and Film, takes part in the Engaged Symposium on Nov. 3. Carr spoke with Cedric the Entertainer and said she asked him about his work as a producer. Photos courtesy of Joi Carr An author, professor, singer-songwriter and a woman in leadership are just a few words to portray her, said Joi Carr, professor of English and Film. From singing in … [Read more...] about From Music to Teaching: Pepperdine Film Professor Shares Her Journey

A Night of Unity: Author Joins the Office for Community Belonging for Story Time

April 2, 2023 by Tanya Yarian

Chris Singleton reads his first published children's book, "Different: A Story About Loving Your Neighbor," in the Villa Executive Dining Hall on March 13. Singleton shared his children's books with the Pepperdine community during the Office for Community Belonging's Story Time event. Photos by Lucian Himes The Office for Community Belonging hosted a night of faith and unity … [Read more...] about A Night of Unity: Author Joins the Office for Community Belonging for Story Time

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