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Stirring it up in the Marketplace kitchen

Most Occidental students are still in bed when the first shift of Marketplace staff report to the kitchen, where they labor throughout the morning...

KOXY Spins Good Vibrations

Author: Lindsay Palmer I love music, and I love sharing music with other people. And while I enjoy going to concerts and would love to learn...

Is Conversion a Good Thing in Religion?

Author: Brett Fujioka Someone suggested the other day that the only polite religious people are the ones who keep their faith to themselves. Is it truly...

Exercise Man Loyal to Tiger Soccer for 16 Years

Author: Josh Throckmorton When attending Occidental home soccer games, it is virtually impossible not to notice their most loyal fan. Students and players refer to him...

‘Rustic’ Zweet Cafe feeds need for student hub

Author: Hoku Krueger Coffee culture is on the rise in Northeast Los Angeles, where the new owners of Zweet Station are preparing to join the ranks...

Blanco’s final rap appearance takes place on Oxy stage

Author: Jeremy Childs Laser beams, Christmas lights and screen projections illuminated Sycamore Glen on Friday night for the performance of rapper Mykki Blanco. The KOXY concert...

Women’s tennis gains new coach, family spirit

Author: Lily Goldfarb Tennis is usually viewed as an individual sport, a one-on-one battle between a player and their opponent. For the Occidental women's tennis team,...

A Look Under the Microscope: Student Researchers Apply their Skills Outside the Classroom

Author: Melina Devoney If students do not feel academically fulfilled with the intensive class workload at Occidental, they have boundless opportunities to explore their academic passions...

Take Back The Week events highlight intersectionality

Author: Demi Duenes Project S.A.F.E. hosted its annual event series Take Back the Week (TBTW) April 5–10 in honor of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, focusing on...

Lacrosse defeats Poets, earns first round bye

Author: Daniel Terner The Occidental Tigers (10-5, 6-4) dominated the Whittier Poets (2-13, 0-10) from start to finish in the women's lacrosse matchup last Saturday, winning...

Bernanke loses credit by joining Wall Street ranks

Author: Carmen Triola It has been a few weeks since former Federal Reserve Chair Ben Bernanke began his new job as a blogger at Citadel, a...

“Two Years” continues Rushdie’s fantastical tradition

Author: Hannah Fishbein While LA may not have the literary pedigree of New York City, a famed novelist's appearance nevertheless attracts bibliophiles in droves. Most recently,...