Pepperdine Baseball is off to a bumpy start in 2026, dropping all three games in road series at USC on Feb. 13-15. The Waves ...

The 2025-26 NFL season has officially ended, crowning the Seattle Seahawks as the new Super Bowl champions. With the end of a ...

Administrators and Bon Appétit staff met with students during Student Government Association committee meetings Feb. 11. SGA also passed a general funds request for Disability Awareness Week.

Under Director of Athletics Tanner Gardner's second academic year at the helm, Pepperdine Athletics has set a new record for average GPA among student-athletes.

The Pepperdine Waves Debate Team is one of the many academic experiences that Pepperdine offers. Members spoke on how the team is set up and shared their experiences.

On one of the world’s largest stages, Bad Bunny delivered a pointed political statement in resistance to the U.S. immigration polices. His set at the Super Bowl halftime show underscores how important ...

Beach Volleyball is back in action Feb. 20, with back-to-back matches. The Waves will take on Vanguard University at 10 a.m., followed by the University of Washington at 2 p.m.

Pepperdine Men’s Basketball pulled off a 90–89 comeback over Loyola Marymount, capped by a clutch putback dunk from Guard Aaron Clark drives to the basket as center Stefan Cicic looks on during the ...

Faculty, students, friends and family are mourning the loss of Psychology Professor Steve Rouse, who died Feb. 5. Rouse taught at Pepperdine for nearly 30 years and is remembered for his warmth, ...

Michel Shane, Pacific Coast Highway advocate and film producer, used to believe his legacy would come from the film industry. Now, he hopes it comes from his work as an advocate.

Lunar New Year is a beloved celebration for Chinese culture across the world. The Graphic shares why it is important to have cultural celebrations and resources for students at Pepperdine.

An unexpected job posting sent Special Edition Editor Soliel Lara Aponte to Maine, a place she never thought she would call home. Lara reflects on how embracing the unknown can result in connections ...