Tag: opinion

UC Berkeley was forced to cap its enrollment at 2020 levels March 3, jeopardizing the opportunity for thousands of students to attend the college....

Last year, during the very beginning of the plague, The Occidental published a series called “Letters From,” in which dispersed Occidental students wrote about...

When I was 6 years old, my parents took my sister and me to watch the Harlem Globetrotters at the Staples Center. I remember...

In September 2020, councilmember Paul Koretz, who represents the district including UCLA, removed the street redesign project "Uplift Melrose" from LA’s active transportation funding...

Content warning: This article discusses recently emerged texts between two Occidental students that include genocidal, racist speech toward Asian people. Consistent with The Occidental's coverage...

I cannot, in good faith, call myself an avid fan or spectator of the Winter Olympics. California born and raised, I’m deeply unqualified to...

Female athletes face a double standard in sports. Commentators often say they either appear too aggressive or aren't entertaining enough — both critiques demonstrating...

As an Asian American that frequently, but unintentionally, occupies white-dominated spaces, the day-to-day feeling of alienation is no stranger to me. It is a...

Despite once being hailed for their sacrifices as essential workers, teachers and their unions have come under fire for demanding safer workplaces and temporary...

During the many occasions on which life throws you together with people you don’t know very well, chances are, you’ve talked about the weather:...