Claremont McKenna College students voted for their new ASCMC executive board Tuesday, electing Johnson Lin as president.
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Claremont Colleges ramp up coronavirus prep as outbreak intensifies in US
Claremont Colleges administrators are stepping up preparations for coronavirus, including plans for if classes must be cancelled.
New Rains Center to be completed by 2022; 5Cs prepare for construction’s effects
Rains’s expansion and remodeling will begin this May and should be completed before the start of the spring 2022 semester.
Fruit frenzy: Your juicy guide to Claremont’s edible fruits
Oranges, loquats, guava, oh my! Fruits flourish in Claremont’s sunny weather — here’s your handbook to when and where to find them.
Students grill The Hub on abrupt meal replacement change
Several students were caught off guard when they returned from winter break to find CMC’s popular dining spot was no longer accepting meal replacement as a form of payment for all items.
Pomona, CMC add new admissions checks for athletes after admissions scandal
After the ‘Varsity Blues’ college admissions scandal, Pomona and CMC have added new checks in their admissions processes for athletes.
CMC introduces suicide prevention training for some student leaders, will open to others in spring
As part of ongoing efforts to address mental health issues, Claremont McKenna College has begun training students in suicide prevention.
Violent protests force 5C students studying abroad in Hong Kong to evacuate
As violent clashes between police and protesters in Hong Kong shifted to college campuses, most 5C students studying there were evacuated.
Frary pushes lunch back half an hour
Pomona College’s Frary Dining Hall will shift its lunch service half an hour later next semester, a school official announced Thursday.
Parking lot being torn down for Keck expansion won’t immediately be replaced
The W.M. Keck Science Department’s long awaited expansion will finally break ground next semester. But it’ll eliminate a critical parking lot for faculty and staff that won’t be immediately replaced, a spokesperson said.