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‘Everything is just so clear to me now’: Students complete their degrees with their children in mind

Every other Friday during the fall of her senior year, Micaela Clayton (senior) packed between 250–500 ounces of frozen breast milk, which she pumped...

More than meets the (bird’s) eye: The storied past and future of FEAST’s hens

April 23, 2018, 10 hens of the 11-hen brood shuffled restlessly in their coop in the Food, Energy and Sustainability Team (FEAST) Garden at Occidental College....

The Occidental’s 36 Questions That Lead to Love … at Occidental

The following is based on a 1997 study by psychologist Arthur Aron that examined whether the intimacy between two strangers can be accelerated by answering a...

Journalists must report on climate change before we go up in smoke

Between Jan. 1 and Nov. 25 of this year, 876,167 acres of California burned in wildfires, according to Cal Fire. That is 274 percent more...

Living Mythologies highlights Queer, Trans and Intersex POC artists’ experiences

Living Mythologies is a performance art show founded on ceremony, relevance and healing. The show, which took place Feb. 11 and Feb. 12 in...

Oxy Cinematheque explores “Gente-fied” Boyle Heights with comedic web series

Occidental’s Media Arts and Culture (MAC) department screened three episodes of “Gente-fied,” a seven-episode, comedic drama web series, as part of the Oxy Cinematheque annual series, at...

Student produced documentary, “The Black Hair Project,” offers affirmation and empowerment to black students at Occidental and beyond

Four Occidental first-year women: Anastasia Cusack-Mercedez, Elena Daniel, Ronnie Doss and Darla Howell recently produced a documentary titled The Black Hair Project. The documentary is composed...

Culture Spotlight: Rosie Yasukochi, artist

There is a rose on Occidental’s campus. You will not find this rose in front of the Marketplace but rather sketching on a bench in...