MAC seniors in Critical Media and Media Production will present their senior comprehensive projects.  The presentations will begin at 7pm.  There will be a cocktail party on the Thorne Patio prior to the presentations  beginning at 6pm.  The presentations will take place over 3 nights, April 7, 8 and 9

Presenting night #1: Madelyn Hesse, Lila Dworsky-Hickey, Emma Tiedemann,  Gabriela Pinto, Lily Jones, Anamaria Tafur, Lillian Calvert, Mia Miller, Oliver Jackson, Reese Cuevas and Alexnder Treskin 

MAC seniors in Critical Media and Media Production will present their senior comprehensive projects.  The presentations will begin at 7pm.  There will be a cocktail party on the Thorne Patio prior to the presentations  beginning at 6pm.  The presentations will take place over 3 nights, April 7, 8 and 9  

Presenting Night #3: James Grayson, Kasio Dalton, Julia Carrigan, Truman Urness, Zane Ndonye, Ella Espiritu, Abigail Sajdak, Sean Kiely, Zelie Goldberg Little and Tate Miller

MAC seniors in Critical Media and Media Production will present their senior comprehensive projects.  The presentations will begin at 7pm.  There will be a cocktail party on the Thorne Patio prior to the presentations  beginning at 6pm.  The presentations will take place over 3 nights, April 7, 8 and 9  

Presenting Night #2: Joseph Dayton, Bryanna Hernandez, Hayden Jennings, Sophie Weil, Brooke Andrews, Ray Cha, Sadie Ballot, Lizzie Friedrich, Lena Schindler and Maxwell Brown

The 2025 Antoinette and Vincent M. Dungan Lectureship on Energy and the Environment

The Core Program is excited to host award-winning chef, author, and activist Bryant Terry for a talk on the topic of food justice. The talk is open to the entire community. First-year students are required to attend. 

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Thorne Hall, Occidental College

Join us for an evening of conversation between boundary-breaking multi-hyphenate Miranda July with acclaimed interviewer and cultural interlocutor Paul Holdengräber.

The Hidden Historians of War and the Places They Carry: Refugee Stories from Iraq and Syria

What happens when the history of a war and its survivors is told not only through books, but through the objects and memories people carry with them? Join journalist and scholar Stephanie Saldaña, who lived in Syria before the war, as she shares from her new book What We Remember Will Be Saved: A Story of Refugees and the Things They Carry. She will describe her journey across nine countries to meet refugees and learn what they salvaged from the ruins when they escaped.