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Digitizing Local History
A $35,000 grant from the John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation to form an innovative partnership between the Occidental College library and two local historical societies...
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Dancing With the Scholars
Dance Production is part talent show, part rite of passage, and, for many Occidental students, it’s a life-changing experience.
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Is It China's World?
James and Deborah Fallows will inaugurate the Wellington K. K. Chan Distinguished Visitors in Residence Program in Chinese Studies at Occidental College this spring.
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A Perfect Fit
Tyler Reich was happily pursuing healthcare-reform legislation as chief of staff for Oregon State Sen. Alan Bates when his alma mater, Willamette University, gave him a call. And a...
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Concern of the Natives
This year, the majority of Los Angeles residents will be native Angelenos – what does that post-immigrant future portend for L.A.?
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The End Is the Beginning
Occidental College will mark the end of its year-long 125 th anniversary celebration on April 20 -- Founders Day -- with a look to the future: the dedication of its new 1-megawatt...
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Array We Go
Occidental College’s $6.8-million, 1-megawatt ground-mounted solar array, a project whose innovative design blends engineering and art, went online this week after almost four...
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The Power of Skepticism
Global warming is real, caused by humans, and we need to do something about it, Richard A. Muller, UC Berkeley physics professor, said Monday as Occidental’s 2013 Antoinette and...
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