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The evolution of Oswald: a unique and treasured symbol of Occidental’s...

In the heart of Occidental's vibrant community, where students, faculty and staff share nods and open doors as a testament to their unity, one...

Beloved crossroads: Disciplines converge and diverge on the Academic Quad

Every weekday afternoon, a migration occurs. Students shuffle from where they have been congregating for lunch — the benches, the grass or the tables...

The timeless work of Eric Warren ’69 keeps Eagle Rock history...

It is no secret that Eric Warren ‘69 has had a long connection with Eagle Rock. As a native of the area, Warren has...

Opinion: An ode to enchanter journalist Alma Guillermoprieto

Latin America is almost always subject to distortions. The often undefinable region that covers both Central and South America shares a common language (except...

From College Hill to Fiji Hill: The history of a beloved...

With a view 300 feet above Eagle Rock, Fiji Hill offers an extraordinary panoramic view of Northeast Los Angeles (NELA) and beyond. With its barren landscape,...

First year weaves family narratives of Bosnian War in new non-fiction...

Ella Čolić (first year) released her first non-fiction novel, "Trees Without Roots," this past November, which centered around her family's experiences throughout the Bosnian...

‘Empowering a community:’ Filipino American History Month events center art and...

Filipino American History Month is celebrated throughout October, and this year, members of the Filipino American arts community in NELA and Historic Filipinotown have...

Campus photographer Marc Campos points a wide lens on students, Occidental...

Marc Campos steadied himself on a small ledge as he stood in front of the Arthur G. Coons Administrative Building Oct. 29, trying to...

It’s not rocket science: Humanities have a place in our...

In the higher education community, there is a clear divide separating STEM and the humanities. Students debate the superiority of their respective favorite, while...

We can’t change history, but we can change how we teach...

In seventh grade, my humanities teacher dropped Howard Zinn’s “A People’s History of the United States” on my desk. This light read taught me that Columbus...