While the event is primarily directed at students, all staff and faculty are invited and welcome! This is a great opportunity for us to show support for this important department. We encourage you to stop by to meet the new Project S.A.F.E. staff! Live music, refreshments, and other activities will be provided. You can find the Eventbrite page here.
Each semester, Oxy clubs, organizations, and departments come together to help students explore involvement opportunities, identify shared interests, and exhibit student support services. Join us at the iFair to network and get a better sense of what this semester has to offer.
Convocation is one of the College's oldest traditions, and in reviving the practice this fall after two years of pandemic disruption, we are returning to its original design as an event for the whole community, rather than solely for first-year students.
Join Occidental College President Harry J. Elam, Jr. in conversation with Steph Cha, author of Your House Will Pay, winner of the Los Angeles Times Book Prize and the California Book Award, and the Juniper Song crime trilogy, on Monday, August 8, at 11 a.m. PDT as part of Oxy's Community Book Program.
The 2022 Summer Research Conference will be back in person for the first time since 2019! We welcome members of the Oxy community to join us on campus for the conference as we celebrate the work being done by our students in the Summer Research Program.
Homecoming & Family Weekend – spotlighting today's student experience, featuring Homecoming athletic competitions, and offering plenty of opportunity to connect and celebrate – is the perfect time to come home to Oxy.
Weekend highlights include:
Full details for the ceremony and Commencement Weekend can be found here.
Join Occidental College’s Moore Lab of Zoology and FEAST's Bruce Steele Garden celebrate the vibrant bird and plant diversity of our city.
We'll be gathering outside of the garden to spot migratory birds that visit our campus during the spring season. The FEAST (Food, Energy and Sustainability Team) members will be leading guided tours of the student-run urban garden where you can learn about their dynamic agricultural programming.
