Thursday marks one year since four Pepperdine University students were struck and killed in a high-speed crash along Pacific Coast Highway.
Pepperdine students, including the slain women’s sorority sisters and friends, continue to grieve their deaths while trying to honor their legacy by fixing the dangerous roadway where they were killed.
It may have been a year since the deadly crash, but Pepperdine Alpha Phi sisters are still honoring the lasting impacts the four students left behind while struggling to cope with pain and grief.
“Asha was so smart,” Halia Hansen, Vice President of Marketing for Alpha Phi and another close friend, said.
“She would always have a smile on her face whenever I would see her.” Hannah Schendel, Pepperdine Alpha Phi President said.
Persons:
Niahm Rolston, Peyton Stewert, Asha Weir, Deslyn Williams, “ I’ll, ”, Hannah Allen, “, ” Allen, Deslyn, —, Allen, Georgia Puckett, she’s, ” Puckett, birthstone, Asha, ” Asha, “ Asha, Halia Hansen, Charlie Robinson, Peyton, ” Robinson, “ I’m, I’ve, I’m, “ I’ve, ” Niahm Rolston, ” Hannah Schendel, Schendel, Niamh, ” Hansen, ” Schendel, Gavin Newsome
Organizations:
Pepperdine University, Authorities, Pepperdine, Pepperdine Alpha Phi, New Member Education, Alpha Phi, Marketing, Starbucks, “ Alpha Phi International
Locations:
Malibu