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Critical Theories of Antisemitism speaker series presents ‘Gendered Objects of Genocide in Museum Collections’

As part of Occidental’s Critical Theories of Antisemitism speaker series, “Gendered Objects of Genocide in Museum Collections” was held Jan. 27 in Choi Auditorium....

The Haunted Library tour brings Halloween spirit to campus

The scent of lavender drew library-goers into the mysterious Braun Room on the evening of Oct. 29. When students walked into the dimly lit...

Herrick labyrinth provides students with a space of reflection and spiritual respite

For almost two decades, the canvas labyrinth in Herrick Interfaith Center has been a space for Occidental students to meditate, pray and focus on their spirituality....

Historic Wallis Annenberg House has a new resident

Encompassed by a thick wall of trees, President Tom Stritikus stood before his emerald green side door wearing orange-and-black-striped Adidas. Stritikus is the eighth of...

The evolution of Oswald: a unique and treasured symbol of Occidental’s identity

In the heart of Occidental's vibrant community, where students, faculty and staff share nods and open doors as a testament to their unity, one...

Beloved crossroads: Disciplines converge and diverge on the Academic Quad

Every weekday afternoon, a migration occurs. Students shuffle from where they have been congregating for lunch — the benches, the grass or the tables...

The timeless work of Eric Warren ’69 keeps Eagle Rock history alive

It is no secret that Eric Warren ‘69 has had a long connection with Eagle Rock. As a native of the area, Warren has...

Opinion: An ode to enchanter journalist Alma Guillermoprieto

Latin America is almost always subject to distortions. The often undefinable region that covers both Central and South America shares a common language (except...