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Professor Anastasia Triviza Adjusts to Life in LA

December 5, 2021 by Sarah Best

Photo by Megan Williams Communication Professor Anastasia Triviza experienced culture shock when she first moved to Los Angeles. Having grown up in Greece, she later studied in New York City for her master’s degree. Once in LA, she soon realized she needed a car to get from one place to another. “I thought I could […]

Zooming Through Campus: Students Look for Better Modes of Transportation

November 29, 2021 by Graeson Claunch

To some students, the shuttle schedule seems widely confusing, and users such as Alex Kolm wonder its effectiveness. Others, such as Christian Ferrari and Gabriel Claypool, combat Pepperdine’s hilly campus with alternate modes of transportation, whereas Kayla Nunn struggles with Pepperdine’s accessibility.

Opinion: DPS, Let Pepp Students Ride

November 3, 2021 by Emily Chase

With more students on campus and less parking available, it has become increasingly more difficult to get around in a timely and efficient manner. DPS should change the regulations to make campus more accessible and easier to get around.

Wheels on the Bus: Pepperdine Shuttle Drivers Share their Story

October 30, 2021 by Beth Gonzales

Many departments play a role in running Pepperdine and transportation services are no exception. Some of Pepperdine’s most beloved shuttle drivers discuss their day-to-day, outside hobbies and most memorable moments on the ride.

Body and Soul: Conquering ‘Stepperdine’ for the First Time

September 5, 2021 by Abby Wilt

Body and Soul incorporates the five senses within a new piece of art, music, film or experience; showcasing what staff find meaningful. Pixel Editor Abby Wilt discusses her experience of walking around Pepperdine’s hilly campus.

Gas Tax Hurts Pepperdine Students

February 20, 2018 by Logan Hall

Art by Peau Porotesano This past November, California raised the gas tax 12 cents, from 29.7 to 41.7 cents per gallon. With the rising gas prices, Pepperdine students are suffering from the costs of a tax that has no benefit for them at all. This overreaching tax is a complete waste of money for most […]

Solve the Calabasas Driving Issue

September 6, 2016 by Abigail Van Horn

Art by Peau Porotesano Pepperdine should provide shuttles to Calabasas. There’s no shortage of students who live off campus, particularly in Calabasas, especially with the more recent housing difficulties and Villa Malibu breaking up with Pepperdine by shutting its doors to students. It’s nice to live in Calabasas. The rent is cheaper, the scenery is […]

Navigate Malibu Without a Car

September 6, 2016 by Lidia Bayne

Your Guide to Get Places

How to survive without a car

January 26, 2014 by Edith Lagos

Art by Sacha Irick If there was ever a good reason to own a car, being on Pepperdine’s campus is it. Cars are a hefty investment, though, and sometimes a student cannot purchase one. In this case, the ordeal of going through Pepperdine car-less is tough but manageable. It all depends on your attitude, time […]

Let’s utilize the deer

December 21, 2013 by Ben Holcomb

New York City recently introduced a new rideshare program called Citi Bikes, in which citizens can pay to rent a bicycle from a variety of designated areas around the city and then drop them back off somewhere else in the city when they’re done. This kind of socialistic utopian garbage got me thinking about Pepperdine […]

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