los angeles – The Oracle

June 17The Oracle will be on hiatus until late August for summer break.

The Santa Monica Pier has fencing for 18 blocks along Ocean Avenue, and there are signs at the entrances of the paths saying that nobody can pass. The pier was built in 1909 and has never been fully closed. Many businesses that Archer girls frequent are closed during this time.

Photo gallery: COVID-19 closures

April 23, 2020

The crowd of 2018 Coachella enjoys day two of the festival.

Coronavirus (COVID-19) postpones annual Coachella music festival

April 15, 2020

Societal expectations produced by the modeling and film industries in Los Angeles have detrimental effects on young people's self perception. For a photography project, Drew Kretchmer '20 showcased the way her physical Illnesses have impacted her body and self image. “As I started going through puberty my metabolism slowed down, I began to gain weight, and I also have a condition called endometriosis that can make you look bloated,” Kretchmer said. “Being that I live in Los Angeles, I am constantly surrounded by skinny girls in school and on social media, and I began to become very self-conscious to the point where I didn’t even go to some birthday parties or family dinners because I couldn’t find something that I felt my body looked good in.”

Op-Ed: West Los Angeles — the land of fame and low self-esteem

March 8, 2020

A screen across the street from the Staples Center on Sunday, Jan. 26 paid tribute to NBA star Kobe Bryant. Bryant, along with his 13 year old daughter and seven others were killed in a helicopter crash.

Commentary: ‘Mamba Mentality’ — Kobe Bryant’s Los Angeles legacy

February 7, 2020

Angelenos are annually faced with a unique winter experience due to lack of traditional weather conditions. One of the many joys of a Los Angeles winter are the beautiful sunsets.

Baby, it’s cold outside: An Angeleno’s tale of woe

February 3, 2020

Columnists Grace Wilson and Lauren Evans-Katz are nostalgic for Swingers, a Santa Monica late-night diner that recently closed.

Column: Farewell, Swingers

October 16, 2019

Destiny Morado '22 cheers at the Los Angeles Global Climate Strike. She said she was grateful to attend the event with Archer.

‘Our future matters’: Global Climate Strike calls for governmental action, ’empowers’ youth

September 21, 2019

A photo from the Shanti Foundation, an organization put in place to help girls and women who have experienced human trafficking in Nepal. The founder, Shanti, pictured on the right. Shanti was held in a brothel for many years where she contracted HIV. Now she is the leader of the Shanti Foundation and wants to raise awareness of this issue.

In response to human trafficking, organizations focus on empowerment, liberation

June 7, 2019

A snapshot of the vibrant California super bloom in Antelope Valley. The flowers are scattered across various valleys in California.

Column: Flower power — California’s ‘super bloom’ phenomenon

June 5, 2019

Chickpea tikka masala with red quinoa is a plant-based meal.

Veganism impacts American, Angeleno culture

May 30, 2019

One of the tables that junior Grace Wilson arranged for her catering job. Wilson works at This Messy Table LA, a catering company known for their bountiful and chaotic hors d'oeuvres tables.

‘Grazing gone glamorous’: Junior Grace Wilson caters for This Messy Table LA, gains new work experience

May 29, 2019

Harmony Project Ventura students perform for an audience at one of their three annual showcases. The Harmony project has eight affiliate locations outside of Los Angeles county.

Harmony Project: Music education program ‘changes the lives’ of underserved children

May 9, 2019

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