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Occidental Assistant Professor of Music Adam Schoenberg’s work has been nominated for two 2018 Grammy awards.
A much-anticipated proposal for a Black Studies curriculum at Occidental has been submitted for a formal review process expected to lead to faculty approval of a Black studies major as early as spring 2018.
Occidental College has been named the first liberal arts college affiliate of The GRAMMY Museum, joining a select group of universities and professional schools in the United States and Europe.
Giving up personal user data online does not greatly improve the quality of internet search results, a recent study co-authored by Occidental associate professor of economics Lesley Chiou has found.
The Occidental Weekly once again has been awarded one of the country’s top awards for college journalism in the Associated Collegiate Press’ annual competition.
Occidental College has been awarded a $1.38-million grant from the National Science Foundation to stimulate undergraduate research in mathematics and statistics on campuses across the country. The award started September 1.
Wanlass Artist in Residence Kenyatta A. C. Hinkle will present a workshop, Navigating Ain’tness: Exploring the Kentifrica Archive on Wednesday, October 25 from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. in the Johnson Student Center Bengal Room. A reception will follow.
Law school student Katherine Carey ’13 has been named one of the Human Trafficking Institute’s first Douglass Fellows, a program focused on developing future leaders in the anti-human trafficking movement and providing resources to those currently combatting the problem around the globe.
Giselle Kaneda ’19 of Cupertino represented the United States at the Pan-American karate championship in Argentina in August. It was one more step in her journey toward qualifying for the Olympic Games in 2020.
After lengthy and thoughtful deliberations, Occidental College has decided to cancel the rest of its 2017 football season -- a total of four Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference games.