Culture

Falling ‘Head Over Heels’ in love with the spring musical

Occidental College’s theater department is bringing to the stage “Head Over Heels,” a musical comedy consisting of songs by the 1980s female rock band,...

Occidental’s student diversity shines during graduation celebrations

The week prior to Commencement, graduates have the opportunity to take part in cultural graduation ceremonies, according to the 2026 Celebration Schedule on the Intercultural Community...

A spotlight for storytellers: Occidental Children’s Theater takes center stage

The Occidental Children’s Theater is a theater troupe in its 31st year of performing fairytale-inspired shows and hosting camps for local kids. The cast is made...

Joey Valence & Brae and student openers bring high-energy to SpringFest

Occidental’s annual SpringFest concert featured headliner Joey Valence & Brae, with student openers Aitan Milman (sophomore) and Hannah Fortvne (senior), April 4 at Remsen Bird Hillside Theater. The event...

Skid Row exhibit highlights LAPD mission

Author: Hannah Fishbein While Los Angeles is home to numerous art galleries and theater groups, few successfully merge theater, art and social activism like the Armory...

Concreat Promotes Change through Local Art and Food

Author: Danielle Christopher Friends of L.A.'s art and music scene got a taste of local organic food last Thursday at an event called Concreat. In the...

Dr. Kelema Lee Moses brings Hawaiian architecture and culture to Occidental College

Author: Taylor-Anne Esparza Do you think President Barack Obama ever took the time to admire the architecture of his hometown of Honolulu, Hawaii? Oxy students were...

Seasonal alternative to high fashion always in style

Author: Ben Tuthill This time of year sucks. It always does. I don’t know if I just get strained from being around the same people for...

New Play Festival

Author: Lena Smith Can you imagine seeing your writing performed on stage? How about by professional actors? In the 15th annual New Play Festival, sponsored by...

Ayana Mathis skyrockets to fame

Author: Jacob Surpin A little more than two months ago – this past January 7 – I was in New York, and I was sitting on...

Thatcher, Pulitzer embody conservative traditions

Author: Ben Tuthill There's a lot to be said about Margaret Thatcher, most of it political. I'm only allowed to write about the clothes, and though...

Legend of Korra

Author: Will Westwater Imagine a world where fire, water, earth and air can be manipulated by those gifted with the power of bending, and the avatar...