First coronavirus case confirmed in City of Claremont
The City of Claremont has its first confirmed case of coronavirus, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced Tuesday.
The City of Claremont has its first confirmed case of coronavirus, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced Tuesday.
Among the many devastating effects of the novel Coronavirus are the xenophobia and anti-Chinese racism it has fueled around the world.
Science columnist Stephanie Du SC ’21 elaborates on the problematic perception of the coronavirus and why compassion is more important than ever. “As more accurate information is dispersed about the coronavirus, I hope that it will allow people to have empathy and stand in solidarity with the Chinese community,” she writes.
COVID-19 has had a unique impact on incoming and future 5C recruits, who have had to forgo campus visits and adjust to at-home workouts.
Social media account Humans of Mudd is spotlighting the familiar faces of Harvey Mudd College as students and staff feel the lack of on-campus run-ins that are inherent to on-campus life.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, journalism that holds leaders to account and reports information people need is more important than ever.
A Pomona College student who left campus March 13 has tested positive for coronavirus on Tuesday, the college announced Thursday.
Pomona College will cancel all public events and admissions programming in response to growing coronavirus fears.
As the coronavirus issue escalates in China, some 5C students were forced to make changes to their planned study abroad experiences.
Claremont Colleges administrators are stepping up preparations for coronavirus, including plans for if classes must be cancelled.