Tag: LA
Opinion: Why I celebrate autumn in a seasonless LA
Growing up, the glow in the Colorado air as the season shifted into autumn filled me with anticipation. I began imagining fabulous backyard birthday...
Opinion: Los Angeles, City of Angels and romanticized roads
There we were, me and six of my fellow Oxy first-year compatriots, standing on the side of Mulholland Drive as the hazard lights of...
Sunset rave near Fiji Hill brings ‘vibes to people and good...
Sol Et Luna, which means "sun and moon" in Latin, is a student-organized sunset rave where various Occidental students perform their DJ sets. The group...
Opinion: I will always call it Staples Center
When I was 6 years old, my parents took my sister and me to watch the Harlem Globetrotters at the Staples Center. I remember...
LA Kobe Bryant murals paint legacy: ‘Like a superhero’
Over two years ago, on Jan. 26, 2020, a helicopter crash claimed the lives of nine people, including basketball legend Kobe Bryant and his 13-year-old daughter Gianna...
Opinion: Self-hydrating cities are possible through advanced water reclamation technology
Have you had a drink of water today? Chances are you have, or will, because water is a necessity to human life. Despite this...
La luz al final del túnel: LA Metro adapta a la...
Read in English here Traducido por Jackson Eddy '22, Caroline Palumbo '23, y Jessica Borovoy '24 Con una extensión de 1.433 millas cuadradas a lo largo...
Occidental’s unofficial hiking club draws in over 170 members
Ellie Findell (senior) sent a campus-wide email Sept. 13 inviting students to join her on a hike, not expecting much of a response. Findell...
Neighborhood Council Elections underway in NELA
In NELA neighborhood council elections are officially underway — the window to request vote-by-mail applications opened Feb. 12 and will close April 6, one...
‘A dose of truth’ to fight vaccine fear in NELA
Leer en español Ceci Dominguez had been on the Los Angeles County website for most of the morning trying to sign up for a COVID-19...