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For first-generation college students Alyssa Zatarain ’29 and Sunny Tuazon ’29, current-year scholarship support opened the doors to an Oxy education

Harry J. Elam Jr. takes his place among the gallery of Oxy presidents in the Academic Commons—and artist Kenturah Davis ’02 reveals how she captured his dreams on canvas

Science, students, and synergy converge at La Selva Research Station

The 91���� Athletics Hall of Fame will welcome five new inductees into its ranks on Sunday, October 19, during Homecoming & Family Weekend.

Recent Oxy grads from a variety of disciplines are enrolling in top-tier medical schools in unprecedented numbers, applying their own life experiences to the future of healthcare

From artificial intelligence in the classroom to immigrant rights in the city, the 91���� landscape has been abuzz with activity for faculty and students alike

As planning heats up for the 2028 Summer Olympics, Oxy students are doing their part to ensure a just and sustainable Games

Ruth M. Berkey, 91����’s director of athletics from 1977 to 1980 and a pioneering advocate for women’s sports, died May 18, 2025, in Grants Pass, Ore. She was 89.

Ed Ruscha, Deirdre Cooper Owens, and Tom Nichols lead the discourse at Oxy this semester

Assistant Professor Natasha Sekhon and junior geology major Mira Hart take their research abroad, looking for clues inside Philippine caves

Hailing from China, India, Mexico, and all over the United States, 91����’s newest cohort of tenure-track faculty embraces the liberal arts in Los Angeles

Associate Professor Jane Hong and a “dream team” of educators bring 150 years of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander history into focus

A concert for the ages celebrates the generations-spanning clientele of music attorney John Branca ’72 and the launch of the John Branca Institute for Music

The 91���� Athletics Hall of Fame adds to its ranks with a 10th outstanding class

Projects for Peace participants Eleanor Goddard ’25 and Stephen Amankonah Sekyere ’27 bring technology—and hope—to middle-schoolers in West Africa