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Letter from my bed

A year ago, I stepped into my first year at Oxy, and I fell in love. I leapt into college life with as much...

ICC adjusts events and programs for remote fall semester

The Intercultural Community Center (ICC) serves as a vital space on campus for support and relief for students who identify as BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, low-income...

I had the coronavirus, and Instagram had a lot of opinions...

I thought 2020 had reached the peak of bad news. Then I tested positive for coronavirus. Living at home in Georgia, where Governor Brian Kemp has not...

Occidental College announces online instruction for Fall 2020

In a campus-wide email, President Harry J. Elam Jr. announced Occidental will abandon its plans for any in-person classes in the fall, opting instead...

Occidental community eyes July 15 announcement as others abandon hybrid model

Since the beginning of July as the number of COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and deaths continue to surge nationally and in Los Angeles, local and...

Senior commencement postponed, ensuring the class of 2020 is celebrated

President Jonathan Veitch announced April 3 that the class of 2020 senior commencement — originally scheduled for May 17 at the Remsen Bird Hillside Theater on campus —...

Campus closed to visitors after community complains about noncompliance with social...

Director of Campus Safety Rick Tanksley announced via email April 28 that Occidental's campus is closed to all visitors in response to concerns of noncompliance...

How we’re staying motivated, from cat fights to Conan O’Brien

Living with the coronavirus pandemic poses a constant series of challenges, as days fade together and a return to normalcy appears distant. The Occidental's...

TL;DR: ASOC’s spring election was unfair and unethical

The phrase “TL;DR,” or “too long; didn’t read,” is often used to introduce a summary for a lengthy text. Urban Dictionary defines this modern shorthand as...

Letter from my not-home

I don’t have a childhood bedroom. Growing up, I moved too much to settle in one for longer than two or three years at...