405 students graduate in an elaborate ceremony at Occidental College.
Sociologist Danielle Dirks analyses how Oxy administrators allowed matters to get out of hand and what can be done to right the wrongs.
The 13 athletes are back home along with their coaches.
The magazine's ranks the nation's 2,000 top public high schools in 2013.
In an open letter to the college community, President Jonathan Veitch announces a national search for a gender discrimination expert.
The "Gathering of Eagles" recognizes contributors to Eagle Rock High School.
The 13-member team includes a group of full inclusion students.
The “Jeopardy” style science quiz show consists of 69 teams.
“Relay for Life of Eagle Rock” kicks off Saturday.
The charter school’s innovative arts and humanities program is the major reason for the recognition, RenArts co-founder says.
The father of one of the female athletes allegedly harassed by Head Athletic Trainer and ER resident John Sweet says Oxy Athletics Director Jaime Hoffman failed to take timely action against him.
Like the theme of the annual event, however, the banner survived.
The student protestors claim that the school was lax in reporting an alleged rape on campus.
A vanity license plate mixes rhyme with good reason.
Eagle Rock photographer Peter Aiello captures a stunning sunset from the highest point on Occidental College.
Saturday is Oxy’s MLK Day of Service.
Harihar Rao, 85, died just a month after Shankar, 92.
The actor’s Golden Globe triumph on Sunday spawns some myths about the Hollywood star on social media.
The Eagle Rock alumni took early advantage of weight training, had outstanding parental support and coaching—and never lost the will to succeed.
Eagle Rock Hall of Fame President Gale Fullerton reminiscences about a versatile athlete, distinguished sports official and lifelong Eagle Rocker who died last year at the age of 78.
Eagle Rock High School's highest athletic honor has been bestowed on just 16 athletes over the past 85 years.
How parents, staff, PTA members and students can connect with each other and the wider community about school affairs.
Homelessness, graffiti and DUI are trailing neck-and-neck.
What, in your view, are the biggest stories so far in the neighborhood this year?
What a community should do in the aftermath of homicidal school violence and media exposure to an international tragedy.
The AYSO Region 88 U12 soccer champs have lost only one game this season and are set to take on Pasadena.
L.A.’s premier Latino-focused orchestra celebrates its 20th anniversary with a novel invitation to young students.
Oxy composer Bruno Louchouarn premieres opera on major event in his life.
An elaborate homecoming ceremony highlights the traditional game under lights.
Many of Eagle Rock's greatest athletes return to be honored at their alma mater.
A NELA mom queries Eagle Rockers.
More than 900 people are expected to attend Saturday’s festivities.
A pictorial essay presents the early history of Occidental College and its sense of place in Northeast L.A.—from the first campuses in Boyle Heights and Highland Park to the 90041 ZIP code.
Eight athletes will be honored on campus Oct. 26.
Higher standards, smaller class size, greater intimacy with teachers and a focus on the arts make charter schools such as Renaissance Arts Academy an attractive choice.
Principal José Posada and the director of the Hollywood Beautification Team thank parents for their hard work.
The state funds will be used to remove a swath of asphalt from the schoolyard and transform it, along with a campus garden, into an afterschool and weekend community space.