2015

Swim and dive teams victorious against Whittier Poets

Author: Donovan Dennis Despite chilly temperatures and sporadic rain showers, the Occidental men’s and women’s swimming and diving teams took to the pool Saturday, overtaking Whittier...

Wright’s architectural treasure reopened

Author: Taylor Majewski Easily overlooked at the busy intersection of Hollywood and Vermont in Los Feliz, architect Frank Lloyd Wright's Hollyhock House is a hidden gem...

Weingart exhibit melds thrifted objects, ceramics

Author: Flora Adamian A ceramic eagle flies over a bed of puppies, a floral vase and a miniature watering can. On the next wall, a finely...

Women’s rugby empowers teammates on, off the pitch

Author: Martin Pittman The rugby pitch is one place on campus where women at Occidental can push their bodies and minds to the limit. While their...

Bernie Sanders’ appeal is in his consistency, honesty

Author: Carson Malbrough We are at a time in our country in which public opinion is transitioning away from “establishment” politicians to outsiders with new, fresh...

Native American Heritage Month needs more attention

Author: George Newton Who knew Native American Heritage Month was coming up? Maybe you did — if so, congratulations. But if you haven’t, you’re not alone. Established...

HONORED, Precious, Loved: On Boaz and the heresy of friendzoned entitlement

Author: Eileen Lee Part 1: Honored “Fear not, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine…you are precious in my eyes,...

Needleman reflects on Oxy career

Author: Donovan Dennis For Josh Needleman (senior), water polo is life. He had his first taste of polo after getting cut from his high school swim team....

From rail to auto and back again

Author: Lena Smith The Legacy of LA Public Transit: There is a touch of thrill to the 1.5-mile Waterfront Red Car Line in San Pedro, California. The...

Recycling great ideas: best practices for reducing waste

Author: Donovan Dennis Sustainability can mean many things to many people, but limiting waste product and fostering reuse are at the core of sustainable best practices....

Rubio is wrong: liberal arts degrees are still valuable

Author: Claire Cancilla In the Republican presidential debate Nov. 10, Marco Rubio declared, incorrectly, that “welders make more money than philosophers. We need more welders and...

Remodeled college entrance to open by March 1

Author: Daniel Terner The renovation of the main entrance will remain incomplete until at least March 1, despite an original November 2014 deadline and a previous...