Oxy Voices
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Rev. James Lawson addresses a Mosher Hall audience in observance of Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday.
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Our campus is small, but we care passionately about the big issues.
Think about Oxy Voices as a work in progress. It's a place where we collect the many conversations that make up life at Oxy, from social media to student-produced videos to whatever comes next.
Our faculty ask a lot of questions, of course, but our students do, too. What does diversity look like? How can Oxy reduce its carbon footprint? When does a strong opinion cross over the line into something offensive?
There are a million ways to talk about the Oxy experience. None of these perceptions of Oxy is right or wrong; what's important is that they are part of the conversation. (And if there is one thing Oxy students are good at, it's being heard.)