When University administrators partially censored two artists' contributions to an on-campus museum exhibition, the artists requested their pieces be completely removed. Then, the rest of the exhibition unraveled. https://t.co/cTvmQMKe3b

Pepperdine Athletics hosted a Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony on Oct. 4 in Firestone Fieldhouse. The event highlighted the eight inductees for the class of 2025. https://t.co/2jFQqIKkMJ

Scholar, author and Pepperdine alumna Jessica Hooten Wilson makes an impact through the university’s Great Books Program. Her enthusiasm for teaching inspires students to think deeply through classical texts. https://t.co/keTvbh5Ut1

The Defense for Fraser Michael Bohm filed a motion to subpoena Pepperdine, Caltrans and witness Victor Calandra at the pre-trial hearing at the Van Nuys Courthouse on Wednesday, Oct. 8. https://t.co/XNXPMnooEu

Pepperdine students love to watch the sunset. From beachside bluffs to secluded hilltops, these are the best locations for sunset chasing in Malibu. https://t.co/CSbwCNOtDE

OPINION: With Week 4 behind us, this is the time when contenders start separating themselves from pretenders — and when Dallas Cowboys fans begin to realize it’s not their year. Moving on to Week 5, the slate is filled with even more exciting games. https://t.co/b17Lul7QNd

From genres like SoCal emo to swag bop, KWVS Live featured five local artists and bands, introducing Pepperdine students to a more underground music scene. https://t.co/RHblHYVRhv

Pepperdine University is ranked 84th in the 2026 edition of the U.S. News & World Report's Best National Universities rankings, a four-spot drop. The U.S. News and World Report ranking methodology remained essentially unchanged this year. https://t.co/xgEpKqZgHX

This year, the U.S. Junior National Men's Water Polo team earned silver at the Men’s U20 Championships, thanks in part to Pepperdine’s Jon Carcarey. Now, he reflects on the journey that brought him to the international stage. https://t.co/HgE8K0g1jq

HOT SHOTS: With the 2025 MLB season over, we turn to October, the month when “legends are made." Although playoff races have been settled, award races in the AL and NL are still up in the air — here are my predictions for the end of the season. https://t.co/xIJq7mmsGk

Pepperdine Women's Swim and Dive team had a successful season last year, claiming the Mountain Pacific Sports Federation conference title. With a senior-heavy squad this year, the Waves will look to build on this success. https://t.co/KuuttyrOem

Pepperdine Men's Water Polo traveled to the University of California, Berkeley and Stanford University Sept. 27-28 for a two-game slate. The Waves fell in both matches 14-12 and 19-14, bringing their record on the season to 8-6. https://t.co/Tg3HI3Uket

Women's Soccer hosted the University of Pacific during Waves Weekend on Oct. 4 at Tari Frahm Rokus Field. The Waves dominated the visiting Tigers in a 9-0 shutout win to improve to 3-0 in the West Coast Conference. https://t.co/e2Bqi81gLo

At Pepperdine, finding your purpose isn’t left to chance. The Graphic Staff shares how Waves are guided, supported and inspired through dedicated advisors, hands-on internships, world-class study-abroad opportunities and Christ-centered academics. https://t.co/uIVLTtazQx

As wildfires intensify, Malibu residents face new Zone Zero rules requiring a 5-foot buffer around homes. Fire officials said it’s vital, but the mandate has stirred frustration and debate. https://t.co/OWIhm9dKGv

Pepperdine hosted its fifth annual Worship Summit Saturday Sept. 14, at Alumni Park. Grammy-nominated artists Kari Jobe and Cody Carnes, Waves Worship and United Voice Worship performed, with Church Founder Francis Chan as the speaker. https://t.co/1dsZzXiVCg

Pepperdine’s Improv Troupe is back for its 25th season and they’re bringing the laughs with a special Waves Weekend alumni show. With new players, fresh energy and completely unscripted performances, PIT promises a season full of surprises. https://t.co/2NX5yWbfeo

OPINION: The vast majority of students use AI in their lives, including in their education. Perspectives Staff Writer Noah Burton argues this is a problem with the education system and AI use is not good for students. https://t.co/RaQqwqxJm2

Homeowners of Malibu and the Pacific Palisades are struggling to rebuild after the Palisades and Eaton fires. Residents reflect on the government's decisions and care for the community. https://t.co/wbPJ39r32G

Pepperdine's West Los Angeles Graduate Campus, which is roughly five miles away, is unaffected, according to an Emergency Services email sent to the Pepperdine community shortly before 10:30 p.m., Thursday. The fire was mostly contained by 10:30 p.m., according to KCAL.