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The Realities of Sending 2,361 College Students Home

April 5, 2020 by James Moore

Photo by Brianna Willis

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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 students who moved out.
  • Milan Loiacono recounts her experiences photographing move out day.
  • Kyle McCabe gets to the bottom of how the university determined exemptions for on-campus students.
  • James Moore reports on the difficult decision off-campus students faced.

Background Reading:

  • Kayiu’s story on what the Malibu campus is looking like these days.
  • Kayiu’s story on move out day.
  • Kyle’s story on the university’s criteria for exemptions.
  • James’ story on off-campus students.

Listen in, and tell us what you think. Email us at peppgraphic@gmail.com. Follow James Moore on Twitter: @james25moore. If you’re interested in advertising with “The Graph,” write to us at PeppGraphicAdvertising@gmail.com.

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“The Graph” is made by Kaelin Mendez, Channa Steinmetz, Madeline Carr, Camryn Gordon, Robbie McMurray, Jeremy Zerbe, Natalie Rulon, Elizabeth Smith, and Courtenay Stallings. This episode was recorded in James Moore’s closet. “The Graph” is a Pepperdine Graphic Media production.

Filed Under: Podcasts, The Graph Tagged With: administration, coronavirus, COVID-19, James Moore, Kayiu Wong, Kyle McCabe, Milan Loiacono, pepperdine, The Graph podcast

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