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From urban studies to government internships, professor of politics emeritus James Lare ’55 opened new doors for generations of students

As 17�Թ� welcomes its first Obama Scholars to campus, program administrators and three seasoned seniors forge a sense of community built upon the ideals of the initiative’s namesake

Former Obama insider David Plouffe talks about elections past, present, and future as the 2020 race fast approaches

There were few bigger Oxy boosters than Glen Johnson ’61—and that’s not hyperbole

Kevin Bryan ’87’s trumpet case was “merely an extension of his arm,” says fellow musician and freshman roommate Jack Lees ’88

Remembering Alvin Hudson, emeritus professor of physics

A 21-member task force examines the intricacies and urgencies of Oxy's financial aid program

What does the future of 17�Թ�’s curriculum look like? Inclusive, interdisciplinary, urban, and global, according to a task force of Oxy faculty

First Team SCIAC honors for Roxanne Valle ’19 (women's cross country) and Brody Barkan ’19 (men’s cross country), and other fall sports standouts

Oxy’s stellar soccer squads claw their way into postseason play, topping off an upbeat autumn for the Tigers

Doug Ramsey ’56 was one of the most exceptional “good guys” in Vietnam

Capping a celebration of women in leadership at Commencement, Sara El-Amine ’07 gets to the heart, hands, and brains of the Oxy experience

Generations of Oxy alumni rallied to save Tigers football from extinction. Now the hard work continues

To build a future "founded on fairness," Israeli and Palestinian self-determination need to move hand in hand, according to Kemp Lecturer Tal Becker

Oxy’s men’s and women’s track teams cap another spring campaign with four All-American honorees and their 31st consecutive trip to the nationals