2012

Cutty Gold Fuses Motown, punk-rock across states

Author: Natania Reed Occidental’s own Brett White (senior) and previous Occidental student Sam Wilkes have collaborated to form Cutty Gold, the newest musical undertaking of White....

Occidental’s athletic attire stained by sweatshop labor

Author: Damien Mendieta   Sweatshop-free apparel is one of the most prominently advertised products in the Occidental College Bookstore. The college boasts its commitment to fair labor...

LACMA tributes surrealist feminist art

Author: Natania Reed, Senior Writer In an unprecedented look at female artists of the surrealist movement, the Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA) opened its...

Men’s lacrosse heats up with 6-1 start

Author: Clark Scally Men's lacrosse is making strides toward a momentous season. Their 6-1 record has them on the map in their conference. Currently, the team...

Danielle Christopher

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Oxy alums teach for america

Author: Daphne Auza Only eight percent of kids growing up in low-income communities graduate college by age 24, according to Postsecondary Education. Teach For America has...

Elwyn Pratt

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Princeton Review rates Occidental 20 Happiest college

Author: Lucy Feickert New college ratings released by The Princeton Review rank Occidental as No. 20 on their list of colleges with the happiest students. The...

Murals paint picture of Latino culture

Author: Damian Mendieta|Damian Mendieta|Damian Mendieta|Damian Mendieta|Damian Mendieta|Damian Mendieta|Damian Mendieta An entire world of vibrant art lies neatly tucked away in the alleys, parking lots and residential...

Museum more fright than fact

Author: Noel Hemphill More than most other organizations in Los Angeles, Scientologists are persistent in their cause. No visit to Old Town Pasadena would be complete...

Scoops comes to York

Author: Aralyn Beaumont After seven prosperous years in Hollywood and a successful addition on the Westside two years ago, Scoops has made it east, bringing...

Counseling services endowment helps Emmons continue to meet students’ needs

Author: Lucy Feickert Emmons Health Center increased its psychological services staff this year by hiring a part-time psychologist. The decision comes because without an increase in...