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...

Local rapper Quez makes waves at Occidental

During homecoming weekend last semester, on top of a coffee table at an off-campus house, a rapper by the name of Quez introduced himself...

'Starchitect' speaks at Disney Concert Hall

  An older man wearing thin glasses and a postboy cap admires a tall paper structure with billowing folds like sails in the wind. Los...

Floating Library drifts into Echo Park Lake

Renting a paddleboat at the Echo Park Boathouse seems to be something that everyone always means to do, but never quite gets around to....

Famous Japanese noodle house comes to Pasadena

Like late night study sessions and going to class in pajamas, ramen is essential to the college experience. Unfortunately, the sad, salty Styrofoam-ed ramen...

Menswear Justice

Author: Ben Tuthill When I was a kid I couldn’t throw a baseball. Whenever I tried my father would shake his head and tell me I...

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...

Classiest-in-Chief

Author: Ben Tuthill By the time you're reading this, America will have elected our next president.  Today marks the symbolic start of a new era of...

Pandemic rocks campus with musical, visual array

Author: Taylor-Anne Esparza Thorne Patio was packed on Saturday night with cheering students, flashing lights, glow sticks and the booming music of White Panda and Brenton...