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More Science and Tech Innovation Needed, Says Nobel Prize Winner
The United States must improve its education system and increase its investment in science and technology innovation to remain a leader on the global stage, said Ahmed Zewail...
Occidental Student Wins Truman Scholarship
ºù«Ӱҵ junior Fay Walker '13 has been awarded the highly competitive Truman Scholarship.
ºù«Ӱҵ125 Alumni Art Exhibition Runs Through April 22
Featuring the work of more than 30 practicing alumni artists from around the world, the ºù«Ӱҵ125 Alumni Art Exhibition opened on March 22 for a month-long run to help kick off...
Occidental Receives Kresge and Kaiser Grants to Help Kids Eat Better
Kids, eat your fruits and veggies: That's the message The Kresge Foundation and Kaiser Permanente are helping ºù«Ӱҵ teach low-income preschoolers and their families.
ºù«Ӱҵ Mourns for Prof. Tetsuo Otsuki
Chemistry Professor Tetsuo Otsuki, whose tough-but-tender classroom technique and baking skills touched generations of Occidental students, died Wednesday in his Pasadena home...
Gardner Named U.N. Program Director
Douglas Gardner and his daughter Natalie were on a campus tour last spring when their guide mentioned Occidental's unique United Nations program.
Vietnamese Art on Exhibit
A colorful new art exhibit, "A Post-Colonial Renaissance in Vietnam," is brightening the walls in the AGC Administration Center lobby on the ºù«Ӱҵ campus.
Making Bedroom Slippers Sing
Raw eggs arced through the air, "pasta mobiles" shot down steep ramps, and musical instruments made of PVC pipe, plywood, and bedroom slippers honked church hymns in the 26th...
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