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Former councilmember Mike Bonin is one of Occidental’s newest professors
Mike Bonin is one of Occidental's newest professors and a previous member of the Los Angeles City Council and LA County Metro Board of...
Occidental’s first micro forest will have macro impact
An untraveled nook between the Norris Hall of Chemistry and Arthur G. Coons Administrative Center will soon be transformed into a thriving, interactive micro...
ArroyoFest returns to the Arroyo Seco Parkway after 20 years
Twenty years after the Arroyo Seco Parkway was closed off to allow civilians to walk, bike and more on the LA freeway, ActiveSGV, a...
With $1 rides, Metro Micro bridges NELA
LA County Metropolitan Transportation Authority (LA Metro) expanded its on-demand ride-share service known as Metro Micro to Highland Park, Eagle Rock, Glendale, Altadena, Pasadena...
Victor Chico: karate master, trickster and the ‘family man’ of the...
Known for his commitment to community service, karate and his students, Postal Operations Manager Victor Chico has worked at Occidental since 1994. Postal Operations Supervisor...
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...
Ten years of Food Justice Month at Occidental
The quad buzzed with students collecting free succulents, snacking on honey sticks, grabbing fresh produce and petting farm animals as part of the Food...
At “Protecting Ibasho” talk, professor discusses nuances of gentrification in Little...
Jonathan Jae-an Crisman, assistant professor of Public & Applied Humanities at the University of Arizona, spoke about the historical progression of cultural gentrification and...
Staying for the summer: Undergraduate Research Center provides students and faculty...
While most of the student body leaves campus after finishing spring semester finals, a handful stay on or near campus as part of the...