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… the Editor: A Century’s Tales A couple of years ago, when I was combing through the College’s Special Collections … , the progenitor to the magazine you are reading today. It was published in June 1920—mere months after the last wave … entirety will receive an email with a link to the full set of class notes in mid-November. (For future editions, we …
… in graduate work at USC, Anne McCall Schell had her heart set on a life in physics. But in her second year of grad … figured out I really didn’t enjoy it that much,” says the Waco, Texas, native. “I was studying nuclear physics, and it had become so abstract. …
… turns 2 in March. The other is the small town of Range, Wash., an isolated, woodsy berg filled with mysteriously … completely different worlds." The fictional Range is the setting for Runoff (One Peace Books; $24.95), a 450-page … of writing, drawing, inking, and lettering. "It feels like walking around with a movie paused in your head all the …
… Oxy junior Drake Song of Irvine didn’t always want to be a computer science major. In fact, he explored … the computer science interdisciplinary pathway will really set Oxy apart,” says Daniel Chamberlain, director of …
… Five years ago, Tor Myhren was president and worldwide chief creative officer of Grey, … He and his wife, Tomoko, had their first daughter there. He was definitely not looking for a job. “But then Apple … coming in to Apple? To live up to the high bar that they set before I got here. I do believe that when you make work …
… Stierwalt comes to Oxy from Caltech, where she has been a staff scientist since 2017. Her research uses multi wavelength surveys to study the cosmological assembly … thinking in the classroom—how can we work with a limited set of information in order to answer the questions we want …
… in the U.S. Air Force for four years, during which she was stationed in San Vito, Italy. She specialized in electronics and repaired microwave radio transceivers, a field that later merged with … like a fish out of water.” After returning home, Cronican set her sights on enrolling in college, building upon past …
… all students are still expected to follow all expectations set forth in the Code of Student Conduct and COVID-19 …
… much experience in difficult, writing-based classes that I was unsure whether I would thrive or not. That being said, I … to take yourself out of your comfort zone-- this class was just that for me. Throughout the semester, Professor Day … circumstances. With lots of preparation and paperwork, we set off to China. First off, everywhere we went the food …
… working in higher education seem to be growing, while the rewards often feel like they are diminishing. We still have … how we face these challenges and begin to identify new pathways to success. Your institution must be member of the CHAS … from UC Berkeley in 2010. She has worked in many different settings including reproductive health, alternatives to …