2013

Track and field opens 2013 season at Pomona-Pitzer meet this Saturday

Author: Zach Heerwagen As the track and field season gears into action, the men's and women's programs are reloading to once again compete with the...

Work, salary issues raised as Green Bean expands

Author: Elwyn Pratt Human Resources recently informed the student managers at the Green Bean that they are required to reduce their work hours, despite an agreement...

Peru slums run dry as climate change takes hold

Author: Emma Lodes In the midst of the crystalline peaks and icy pinnacles of the Peruvian Andes, the Rio Rimac is born, and its story begins....

“Argo”: one of many snubs

Author: Mallory Fencil Amid the Iran hostage crisis, Tony Mendez, a CIA agent, implements a plan in order to rescue American hostages from Tehran. Under the...

Faculty, professors question privacy after computer seizures

Author: Drew Jaffe Occidental faculty members and administration have created a committee to address privacy concerns prompted by the seizure of 42 administrative staff and eight...

Vagina Monologues placed on probation after violating posting policy

Author: Chloe Woodruff|Yuca Kosugi The Office of Student Life (OSL) placed student organization Vagina Monologues on probation today, Nov. 19, following several violations of the College’s...

One-and-done good in form, not function

Author: Joe Siegal Considering the amount of talent in this season's first-year class in Division-I basketball, this should be the sport's most exciting season in recent...

Inside the Artist’s Studio: RAW Records gives voice to student creativity

Author: Emma Lodes Haunting orchestral strings resound in a cavernous chamber. A disembodied voice hums a romantic melody while a slow drum beat pulses beneath nostalgic...

Students get a taste of Turkey during break

Author: Drew Jaffe|Clark Scally Some professors use Los Angeles as a classroom, others the world. Some take their students to the Hollywood sign or the Getty. Others...

Refining, redefining virtues of cybersecurity

Author: Mal Clay Cybersecurity has long been recognized by the defense establishment as a problem with mid- or long-term ramifications. With the infiltration of the New...

Musicians at Occidental sing their stories

Author: Taylor-Anne Esparza From open mic nights to performing at parties to Apollo Night, Occidental musicians have taken the spotlight. Students are starting to take advantage...

Media coverage sparks frenzy on alleged rape

Author: Rachel Stober|Emily Shugerman Reports from local media on Wednesday about an alleged rape near campus came as a surprise to students, who are now organizing...