The arts are the first to go when school budgets are cut but teachers, students and non-profits are mobilizing in support for an arts education.

Whether a smile in passing, an endearing touch, an open ear or a lingering conversation, shared moments bring vibrancy to life. No matter one’s love language, Enneagram, or place on the ...

As a problematic phrase with dehumanizing connotations, “if it bleeds, It leads” represents the reality behind why the most gruesome stories get breaking coverage and front-page news. Are people being ...

"This ain't a country album. This is a Beyoncé album," Beyoncé said before releasing her new album, COWBOY CARTER, on March 29. The album is an innovative manifestation of artistic evolution through ...

Since ancient times, people have turned to the sky to explain natural phenomena, navigate and tell time, relaying stories to illustrate what they found.

Despite originally airing over 24 years ago, Aaron Sorkin's "The West Wing" has continued to penetrate pop culture. Assistant Perspectives Editor Fiona Creadon examines why that may be.

The Weisman Museum welcomes a new exhibit from internationally known artist Makoto Fujimura's collection "Water Flames." With select works dating back 20 years, Fujimura finds triumph amid the ...

The "Black Panther" movies reveals marginalized communities can come together to overcome oppression. Guest Contributor Howard Jean-Denis shares his perspective on what he learned from the Black ...

Theodore Melfi's 2017 film "Hidden Figures" tells the true story of three groundbreaking Black women working at NASA during the Space Race. The film stars Taraji P. Henson, Octavia Spencer and Janelle ...

From Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, people across the United States observe Hispanic Heritage Month. Pepperdine students speak on their Hispanic culture and how best to add to the appreciation.

This week on "Food with Fife and Friends," Nina Fife invites a special Pepperdine icon to explore an iconic Malibu spot. Tune in to hear the duo's take on Lily's Malibu.

This summer, two athletes from Pepperdine baseball were drafted: catcher/utility Ryan Johnson and infielder John Peck to the Houston Astros and the Detroit Tigers, respectively. Johnson and Peck, ...