Taking place on Sunday Jan. 22, the would-be 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, millions of people across the nation joined together for the Women’s March....

Last week, the Senate Judiciary Committee held a bipartisan hearing entitled “That’s the Ticket: Promoting Competition and Protecting Consumers in...

On Monday, Jan. 9, Westmont students received an email. Classes had been canceled and would not resume until later notice. Rain continued to pour hours...

In order to investigate movies which combat the male gaze, one must be aware of what the male gaze is. Movies embodying the male gaze are shot to please...

Math has never been my strong suit. As an English major, I spend most of my time avoiding numbers, living in constant fear of that dreaded four-syllable...

He has gone by many names: el macho gato, the stabby tabby, the leche whisper, but to many he is known as Puss in Boots. Initially announced in 2014, the...

Marching through the chilling rain, shielding violin and trumpet cases as well as sheet music, 10 students throughout the morning and afternoon of Saturday,...

For third-year student Natasha Riding, her love for Spanish first began when she was young. Her church would visit Ensenada, Mexico every year and would...

For third-year student Natasha Riding, her love for Spanish first began when she was young. Her church would visit Ensenada, Mexico every year and would...

Opportunities for service and community at Westmont provide students with causes to be passionate about. Saray Durán is a fourth-year student majoring...