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...

Mental conditioning expert Moawad opens Occidental Athletics Leadership Speaker Series

Author: Alex Nieves Kicking off the Leadership Speaker Series, the Occidental College Athletics Department and the Occidental Sports Business and Law Network (OSBLN) welcomed back alumnus...

Ravitch debunks education ‘hoaxes’

Author: Keegan McChesney Leading education historian and scholar Diane Ravitch discussed her new book, “Reign of Error: The Hoax of the Privatization Movement and the Danger...

Housing Open Forum raises questions

Author: Lucy Feickert Residential Education and Housing Services (ResEd) officials answered questions from about 20 students at the Senate’s first Open Forum on Tuesday, Oct. 29....

Phi Psi’s Movember events promote men’s health awareness, raises funds

Author: Manna Selassie Occidental fraternity Phi Kappa Psi (Phi Psi) hosted its 2nd Annual Movember this month. On campus, Movember is known as a month that...

Advising Center permanently extends hours for registration season

Author: Drew Jaffe The advising center has recently expanded its hours to five days a week as part of continued efforts to increase advising services for...

New California minimum wage raises questions for student workers

Author: Cordelia Kenney California’s new minimum wage law, passed last September, will go into effect on July 1 of this year, making the new minimum in...

Professor Ronk dazzles students with original poetry reading

Author: Sarah Corsa Donning an entirely black outfit and black-rimmed glasses, Professor of English and Comparative Literature Studies (ECLS) Martha Ronk stepped up to the lectern.Students...

Conservation challenge reduces water usage by over 7.5 percent

Author: Lena Smith Last week's water conservation challenge spread awareness for what may be California's worst recorded drought. Despite last weekend's storm, which produced the hardest...