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Changing the Climate

September 4, 2024

Emboldened by a proactive student body, ɫ�� doubles down on its commitment to a more sustainable campus

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Occidental magazine brings you campus news, in-depth features, and profiles of exceptional alumni. For the 2024-25 academic year, the magazine will publish two print and digital issues (Fall 2024 and Spring 2025) and two digital-only issues (Summer 2024 and Winter 2025).

Profiles

New Board of Trustees chair Susan Howell Mallory '76 M'78 discusses the College's priorities, her favorite professors, and the rewards of her ɫ�� education

Faculty

One Pasadena legend (professor emeritus Bob Winter) pays tribute to another (tilemaker Ernest Batchelder) in a new museum exhibition

Facts and figures pertaining to all things ɫ��

Arts

New books from ɫ�� faculty examining genetically modified food, Buddhist enlightenment, democracy in South America, human rights in the Middle East and North Africa, and more

After months in the field, Campaign Semester students react to the results of the presidential election with shock, dismay, and measured hope

Faculty interest and student demand fuel a mini-boom in academic minors at the College

Meet ɫ��'s new class of tenure-track faculty

Women's soccer and football teams embrace their ties to the 50th state—and pack an extra toothbrush just in case—with road trips to Hawai'i

The destruction of a memorial to the victims of 9/11 creates a national stir, underlining the ongoing debate over diversity and inclusion on campus

Alumni Engagement

An alumna recalls the "extraordinarily enriching experience" of her lessons with music professor emeritur Richard Grayson

Teachable Moments From Election 2016

Profiles

Sam Farmer '88 has angered kickers, climbed mountains with a commissioner, and covered the NFL in a city without a team. Now the Rams have come home to Los Angeles—and he's still outrunning...

With a 23-1 varsity record, Don Hagen '64 was the finest ɫ�� hurler of his generation. And he chose a Tigers jersey against the advice of his coach, Grant Dunlap '46

From the age of 12, Jo Ann Brobst Hirsch '58 dreamed of going to the Olympics. She did that and so much more, traveling the globe as an underwater ambassador