New Issue of Occidental Magazine
Oxy’s Media Arts & Culture program embraces the demands of the digital age, an alumna’s efforts in higher ed policy, a beloved cohort of retiring professors and more.Alumni Reunion 2019
Join us June 21-23 as we celebrate class years ending in 4 and 9, and our venerable 50 Year Club. Connect with Oxy friends old and new!The Oxy Campaign For Good
With a goal of $225 million, Occidental is launching its first comprehensive fundraising campaign in more than 20 years.
Liberal Arts in Los Angeles
Drawing on the cultural and intellectual resources of a global city,
Occidental provides a springboard for putting theory into practice and ideas into action.
Explore Your Passions
Oxy’s remarkable faculty of scholars, teachers and mentors are at the heart of the intellectual experience. An Oxy liberal arts education transcends boundaries, and with more than 40 majors and programs, academic rigor comes in many forms.
Academic Spotlight
Uniting museum collections with cutting-edge DNA technology, the lab contains 65,000 specimens of bird and other life, with a strong focus on Mexico and Latin America.
Discover Occidental
A vibrant, small liberal arts college experience in the heart of Los Angeles, one of the most stimulating and creative cities in the world. That’s something you won’t find anywhere else.
The Oxy Community
Whether in the lab, classroom, field or community, our faculty, students and alumni define the strengths and uniqueness of Oxy in everything that they do.
Alumni
Morgan Bennett-Smith is a master’s student at the Red Sea Research Center, studying coral reef ecology and the ways in which reef organisms adapt to change. His research has taken him all over the world and his talent as a photographer makes for vibrant visual storytelling.
Morgan Bennett-Smith
Marine Biology | Class of 2017
Alumni
Ken Lowney ’87 is president of Oakland-based Lowney Architecture. His approach is rooted in his belief that architecture is more than simply buildings, and—if thoughtfully and responsibly done—it can positively contribute to society and advance a community.
Ken Lowney
Philosophy | Class of 1987
Faculty
I really enjoy sharing my knowledge with students, what a reward when you see a smile on their face after understanding a concept. Learning how to scientifically communicate with different backgrounds is also really rewarding.
Emmanuelle Despagnet-Ayoub
Chemistry
Student
Combining computer science with the liberal arts has helped Leo Connelly learn about technical solutions to real-world issues.
Leo Connelly
Computer Science | Class of 2019
Student
Spending a summer in Los Angeles has resulted in numerous discoveries for Phillip Wong, from new art and dining spots in the city to a better understanding of local government.
Phillip Wong
Economics | Class of 2020
Student
A seasoned performer, Sophia Brown has nurtured a musical career as a singer, guitarist and flutist. But her experiences at Oxy have helped ignite a twin passion for theater.
Sophia Brown
Theater | Class of 2020
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A new exhibit by Linda Lyke, Oxy professor of art, will continue through Aug. 9 at the Muckenthaler Cultural Center. The show features nature-focused monotyped and silkscreened prints, collages and...
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