The 5 to the 10: Breaking Bald — when Michel Foucault did LSD with a CGU professor 

Southern California columnist Cassidy Bensko SC ’25 chronicles cultural critic Michel Foucault’s philosophical transformation, which was sparked by a “trip” to Death Valley with a former Claremont Graduate University professor.

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Claremont Institute defends senior fellow who advised Trump on overturning election

The Claremont Institute published a statement on Oct. 11 defending senior fellow John Eastman, the lawyer who advised former President Donald Trump on overturning the 2020 election in Congress. 

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6C Title IX policy revisions reflect order for formal grievance process, live hearings

The 6C Interim Title IX Policy was revised in late January in an effort to comply with an order mandated under the Trump administration.

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CGU, CMC, KGI, Pomona, Scripps, Pitzer issue statements condemning Capitol riot

Six Claremont College presidents condemned the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol in emails to students Thursday.

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CGU receives $14 million gift for purchase of Huntley Bookstore to house health research center

Claremont Graduate University received a gift of $14 million — among the largest in its 95-year history — from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians to purchase the Huntley Bookstore.

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Some Claremont alumni fall short in 2020 election

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock CM ’88 was just one Claremont Colleges alum to lose a contested race earlier this week.

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While 5Cs go fully online, KGI students conduct COVID-19 vaccine research from campus

While the 5C campuses have gone quiet with online classes, some graduate students at Claremont Graduate University and Keck Graduate Institute are toiling away in their Claremont classrooms — some conducting research on COVID-19 vaccines and virus detection strategies, and others visiting campus to access art studios.

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