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Photo Series: Zuma Beach Suffers Flooding After El Niño Swells

October 25, 2026 by Amanda Monahan

Lifeguard Tower 12 sits between the shore and the floodwater at Zuma Beach on Oct. 12. The flooding on the beach was a result of strong El Niño swells and a Kelvin wave. Photos by Amanda Monahan Strong El Niño swells and a powerful Kelvin wave hit Malibu's shoreline earlier this month. Following a series of other El Niño-related events across Malibu, the intense weather events … [Read more...] about Photo Series: Zuma Beach Suffers Flooding After El Niño Swells

Students Wrestle With Social Media, Being Present

January 15, 2026 by Jordan Baquiran

In an environment where social media is heavily integrated into campus culture, students said they may find themselves comparing their reality to other people’s highlight reels. This dynamic has the power to shape how students think about themselves and each other. Social media offers connection and entertainment and serves as a window into people’s lives — but constantly … [Read more...] about Students Wrestle With Social Media, Being Present

Beyond the Stereotype: Malibu’s Inner Circle

November 30, 2025 by Karla Suzuki

Junior Michelle Myers (bottom) poses with her dad, Tom Myers (top), at a beach in Malibu during her childhood. Tom Myers has been a resident of Malibu for 40 years, raising his daughter there before she went to Pepperdine. Photo courtesy of Michelle MyersMalibu is commonly associated with oceanfront mansions, celebrity residents and fancy cars riding along Pacific Coast … [Read more...] about Beyond the Stereotype: Malibu’s Inner Circle

Opinion: The Malibu Community Slowly Welcomes In A Trendy Wave Of Wellness

October 31, 2025 by Karla Suzuki

Malibu thrives on its active community, where health and wellness take a leading role. Its 21 miles of scenic beauty host the Solstice Canyon hike, surf at Zuma Beach and even skating at Bluffs Park. As of late, the wellness scene is taking a new spin, one that is trendier and more curated. With new Pilates studios popping up in the Malibu Colony Plaza, Trancas Country … [Read more...] about Opinion: The Malibu Community Slowly Welcomes In A Trendy Wave Of Wellness

Surf’s Up: Pepperdine Promotes Surfing Options

September 5, 2024 by Karla Suzuki

Malibu's scenic beauty is the attracting factor for many Pepperdine students. Most have a desire to learn how to surf, sophomore Isabella Morton said. Pepperdine encourages its students to engage in Malibu's culture by providing students with different surfing options. "When I think of Malibu, I think of surf," Morton said. Pacific Coast Highway is home to multiple surf … [Read more...] about Surf’s Up: Pepperdine Promotes Surfing Options

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