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Global Tides Academic Journal Volume 16 Published


At the end of the spring 2022 semester, Pepperdine University’s student-led academic journal Global Tides published its sixteenth volume and produced the third season of its Global Tides podcast. The journal is intended to highlight exceptional interdisciplinary undergraduate research in the humanities, religion, social science, and international studies.

In fall 2021, the student editorial board––led by Arina Cho, Jaclyn Rothman, Lanie Jones, Raymond Rider, and Jakob Dammen––began work on the journal, soliciting submissions, planning and implementing their rigorous peer-review process, and finalizing the digital journal.

“I feel very grateful for this year’s team of editors and authors,” senior editor Arina Cho shares. “My favorite part was reading the works of so many talented student writers across multiple disciplines.”

This season of the Global Tides podcast, hosted by student Kylie Jones, features research on sexualization and body image in anime, ethnic conflict and ethnic peace-building, identity and contemporary issues in Asia, and more.

To read the published journal, visit the Global Tides website. To listen to the podcast, visit the Global Tides Spotify page.

Student research featured in the journal includes the following:

Student Name Article Title Division
Hope Lockwood Away From the Udala Trees: Post-Colonialism, Lesbianism, and Christianity Within Chinelo Okparanta's Under the Udala Trees Humanities
Ellie Windfeld-Hansen An Analysis of Simon Legree's Dreams in Uncle Tom's Cabin Humanities
Jonathan White The 1980 Moscow Olympic Boycott: Politics and the Public Humanities
Samantha Miller Eudora Welty's "Clytie," the Mirror Stage, and the Grotesque Humanities
Joshua Sullivan That Solitary Individual – The Biblical Joshua as Kierkegaard's 'Knight of Faith' and Nietzsche's 'Man of Power' Humanities
Brandon M. Rubsamen The Fuel for Neo-Nazism International Studies and Languages
Isabella N. Yeager El uso del espanglish en escuelas como una expresión de la identidad de la tercera cultura International Studies and Languages
Christian J. Parham The State of Religion in China Religion and Philosophy
Brent Long A Critical Analysis of Studying the Synoptic Gospels Origin and Interpretation Religion and Philosophy
Joshua A. Evans Autism Camouflaging in Relation to Views about Autism, Mental Health, and Gender Identity Social Sciences
John Ziolo Infrastructure Investment and European Economic Growth Social Sciences