Tag: music

For the first time in a year and a half, Remsen Bird Hillside Theater was transformed into a concert venue Oct. 23 for the...

Walking through a record store is a treasured experience for music fans. They offer a place for music lovers to explore copies of their...

GQ writer Jonathan Heaf has referred to excited fangirls at a One Direction concert as “banshees.” This is just one example of the negative...

Dorian Wood was born in Echo Park and raised in NELA where they have spent the majority of their career working as a singer, composer,...

COVID-19 has presented Occidental's student musicians with both challenges and artistic breakthroughs. While some student musicians have enjoyed the process of creating music in...

Occidental College’s Programming Board hosted Fall Fest virtually Oct. 23 featuring artist Dani Leigh. According to Programming Board manager Hannah Wakefield (senior), there were...

Minji Kang (sophomore) was sent a small brown box filled with pipettes, color dye, gloves and other objects for her organic chemistry class this...

Before going on stage to perform, Sofia Wolfson (junior) was convinced she had stomach flu. Wolfson said when she was 15 or 16 years old, she was...

The Occidental Symphony Orchestra hosted their First Annual Young Person’s Concert Feb. 29 in Thorne Hall. Prior to the concert, the orchestra featured an...

The Pacific Opera Project, a professional performing group that aims to bring accessible and affordable opera to the LA area, stood side by side...