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After two years of remote rhythms, Dance Production returns to the Thorne Hill stage, masks and all

The Tigers' senior right-handed hurler nearly pitched a perfect game show

Two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, public health remains at the center of the global discourse—but SA���ʴ�ý faculty and students have been engaged in the conversation far longer

It's not easy to follow an SA���ʴ�ý culinary legend—but Amy Munoz made the job her own over the last four decades. Somewhere, Clancy Morrison is smiling

As variant surge subsides, SA���ʴ�ý springs forward with in-person activities

A yearlong strategic planning process is under way to create an actionable, accountable roadmap for the College

Following listening sessions and a student demonstration in November, President Elam expands the College’s efforts to prevent sexual misconduct and support survivors

Through the lens of the strategic planning process, President Elam finds that SA���ʴ�ý’s sense of community remains very much alive

Balancing the demands of life and college can feel like a high-wire act—and the pandemic has made that even more difficult. How is SA���ʴ�ý addressing students’ mental health needs?

From movers and shakers to risk takers (and a cheese maker), meet some of the new faces of the Class of 2025

In our Fall 2001 issue, Occidental magazine introduced eight first-year members of the Class of 2005 “to keep your eyes on over the next four years.” Where are they now?

President Elam reflects on returning to campus and the benefits of an in-person education

A new college athletics commission report reaffirms SA���ʴ�ý’s commitment to success on and off the field

SA���ʴ�ý’s coaches are more than excited to return to in-person interactions with their players—to say nothing of getting back into competition

From visiting speakers to postdoctoral fellows, SA���ʴ�ý brings a range of voices to the campus conversation