On Campus

Tiger Town brings back school spirit

As the school year starts back up this fall, with it comes a new organization: Tigertown. Tigertown is an Occidental student group led by...

Three students face conduct charges following inauguration protest

Occidental Students for Justice in Palestine (Oxy SJP) held a press conference July 29 in front of the entrance to the college to publicize...

New Faculty Connections Dining Program offers a ‘neutral space’ for building community

The Marketplace and Tiger Cooler teem with students, whether in line for pasta made to order or hovering over the conveyor belt of bagels...

Emmons to introduce peer mentoring program in fall

Author: Daphne Auza Starting this fall, four students will join Emmons Student Wellness Center in establishing a new peer mentorship program. Emmons Senior Director Sara Semal...

Gibbs shines in her final season

Author: Lena Smith Katie Gibbs is the "iron woman" on the Occidental women's water polo team this year in more ways than one. In a literal...

Bike Share collects data on recent bike thefts in effort to improve surveillance

Author: Malcolm MacLeod Members of Bike Share are reaching out to the community for information on the growing number of on-campus bicycle thefts in order to...

COSMOS program to provide scholarships for students interested in STEM majors

Author: Melina Devoney First-year and sophomore students interested in pursuing science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) majors will have the opportunity to apply for a new...

Arts Rising Stars

Author: Lily Goldfarb Just a month into their Occidental collegiate careers, first years have already created a buzz in the arts and entertainment scene. From dancing...

Stoned, sober and all that’s in between: students speak out on drug use at Oxy

Author: Charlotte Umanoff|William Stupp Narratives: The Drug Scene at Occidental Students are drinking on the street outside the open gate of a house party. Through the...

Student delegates to represent US in Japan

Author: Claire Cancilla Twenty-three students and two faculty members will be taking an all-expense-paid trip to Japan in December — not as a vacation or a...

Students protest denial of Armenian genocide in quad

Author: Carson Malbrough   To increase public awareness of the 1915 Armenian genocide, the Occidental Armenian Students Association (ASA) held a silent protest Thursday in the Johnson...