Seoul-Searching: Pepperdine Expands to South Korea This Summer

Seoul-Searching: Pepperdine Expands to South Korea This Summer

Mar 15, 2026
For the first time in Pepperdine’s history, students have the opportunity to study abroad in Seoul from the Korea: Communication, Culture, and Corporations (C3) Summer Program. From from June 8 to July 3, students will explore global marketing and intercultural competence through immersive experiences.
Good News: Life is a Mosaic of Love

Good News: Life is a Mosaic of Love

Mar 12, 2026
Attending Pepperdine as an out-of-state student, coupled with processing the approach of graduation, led Copy Chief Faith Siegel to realize the extent to which her loved ones are scattered. Siegel reflects on this dispersal and emphasizes the unique beauty she finds in loving so abundantly.
Faith in Secular Democracy: Pepperdine Students Grapple With Morality

Faith in Secular Democracy: Pepperdine Students Grapple With Morality

Mar 12, 2026
Students at Pepperdine gain an educational experience centered around religious faith. That focus means students navigate Christian morality in a secular democracy with intentionality and integrity.

life & ARTs

Album Review: ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occassionally’ is a Pop Sensation

Album Review: ‘Kiss All The Time. Disco, Occassionally’ is a Pop Sensation

Mar 15, 2026
After a four-year music release hiatus, Harry Styles has returned to the music world stronger than ever. His newest album marks a new chapter in his career, using fun grooves and highlighting self-growth.
Remembering the Sound of Forgotten Music

Remembering the Sound of Forgotten Music

Mar 12, 2026
As students spend hours listening to the same playlists on repeat it’s difficult to imagine what may lie beyond their typical music choice. Genres such as blues, trip-hop and punk rock have remained backstage for far too long.
Students Reclaim Their Rhythm in Malibu After a Semester Abroad

Students Reclaim Their Rhythm in Malibu After a Semester Abroad

Mar 8, 2026
For students returning from a semester abroad, Malibu hits differently the second time around. With new class schedules and routines, many have undergone personal change.