Tag: News
Katrina Weti, ICC’s ‘backbone,’ says goodbye to Occidental
Program Coordinator for the Intercultural Community Center (ICC) Katrina Weti's '22, last day at Occidental was Sept. 30. According to Weti's co-worker and the...
New required training bridges gap between student and worker experience
In a proactive measure aimed at ensuring the safety and well-being of its student workforce and staff, Occidental College is introducing a sexual harassment...
Non-tenured track faculty make gains, but strive for more, in new...
Occidental’s non-tenured track (NTT) faculty union held a victory rally Sept. 22 in the Academic Quad celebrating gains they made in a new contract...
Behind the Scenes: The Occidental, a glance into the student-run newspaper
2023 marks the 130th year of The Occidental, the student-run newspaper at Occidental College founded in 1893. Despite this long-running history, readers may not...
Jesús Sanchez and The Eastsider provide the Eastside with hyperlocal news,...
Jesús Sanchez is an award-winning publisher of The Eastsider, a news publication founded in 2008 that focuses on stories from neighborhoods in the Eastside...
Tirzah Blanche, program manager at Project SAFE, hopeful in addressing sexual...
Tirzah Blanche, program manager of Occidental College’s Project for a Sexual Assault-Free Environment (SAFE), has a lot on their plate. In the basement of Stewart-Cleland...
Los periódicos culturales en LA distribuyen las noticias más relevantes a...
Read in English here Traducido por Nicole Reyes '23 Además de los periódicos ampliamente leídos como el LA Times, LA también es hogar de los múltiples periódicos...
‘Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory’ grade policy added as part of pandemic adjustments
The Academic Planning Committee (APC) implemented a new grading policy for Fall 2021 and Spring 2022 that allows students to switch one class from a letter grade...
Occidental set to receive new round of aid from Biden’s American...
Over a year after transitioning to online instruction, COVID-19 continues to heavily effect Occidental, lowering the number of students on campus, creating new costs...
Marketplace indoor dining, Academic Commons and other facilities partially reopen on...
LA County's move from the purple to red tier of California's "Blueprint for a Safer Economy" March 12 has led to announcements Feb. 18...