Pepperdine's housing system is unique for college campuses. Join Erin on a tour of the house lobby and hear an explanation of the house layout!

Every Thursday SDSU has their very own Farmers Market, featuring food and beverages from various cultures! It can get tiring eating the same food offered at the food court everyday, but the Farmers Market allows students to choose from a diverse array of foods like Thai, Japanese, South African, Brazilian, Mexican, and Vegetarian/Vegan!

Renee shows the actual game of the Flag Football Championship.

Freshmen at Pepperdine live in suites. Join Erin in an overview of her living space and the layout of a typical Pepperdine suite.

Campanile Walkway is where it's at! At any given time during the middle of the week this walkway will be packed with walkers, skateboarders, and bikers.

Each freshman dorm at Pepperdine has its own laundry room with 1 washer and 2 dryers.

A look inside the Advising Office for Undeclared students.

Every year, students of SDSU create an exhibit space to display in the 1st story of Love Library, known as Donor Hall. This year, our exhibit was on comic books! There are also study areas on this level that are for those who prefer absolute silence. Sometimes, complete silence is needed to get your focus on and this is my go to spot!

My favorite convocation event happens in the amphitheater every Friday morning: Celebration Chapel! It is a student-led ministry (run by students for students) that leads worship for about 45 minutes. We all gather and sing praise.

Although there are many study spots around campus, SDSU recently created outdoor lounge areas for students to relax and study, all while enjoying the beautiful San Diego sunshine.

This is the first part to the tour for the student center This is where you would find the cafeteria Chick-fil-A The bookstore also The Tiger Salon The student center has it all

A close-up of the turtles to show how cute they are. This spot is totally serene and peaceful. A lot of students will bring blankets/towels on especially sunny days and lay out in the surrounding quad area.

Adams Humanities is home to all language classes and other small lecture classes like COMM 103, a required class for Freshmen! All classes seat 15-30 students. Classes in this building meet more frequently than large lectures - typically 4 times a week for 50 minutes.

Do you like physics? Well you're in luck! I vlogged a day in my physics lab at UTA!

The SHSU Library is where you find all of your needs for studying, research, etc. It holds conference rooms for meetings or big study groups, you also free printing! Even, you get starbucks in the library as well!