Scripps administrators warned they’d ask the Board of Trustees to overrule a universal A policy if the faculty passes it Thursday.
Anushe Engineer
Lost opportunities make 5C students’ job prospects uncertain
As the global coronavirus pandemic worsens, 5C students have been hit with internship cancellations, funding cuts and rescinded job offers.
Sitting down with Minxin Pei, CMC’s resident China expert
As the Chinese government faces scrutiny over its handling of the spread of COVID-19, national news outlets have turned to Claremont McKenna College professor of government Minxin Pei for insight into the government’s inner workings
ASPC considers handing over Coop Fountain to college dining services
ASPC is considering a proposal to transfer the Coop Fountain to Pomona College Dining Services, which would put the college in charge of running the restaurant and paying for associated costs.
Inside the bleak financial outlook of Oasis, KGI’s $53 million housing project
After delayed construction, low occupancy and revenue shortfalls, bonds issued to fund KGI’s housing project were downgraded to junk status.
CMC unveils new Carol Bove sculptures, inspiring praise, confusion, memes
Claremont McKenna College revealed four acquisitions by Brooklyn-based artist Carol Bove, including two new works.
Scripps pilots meal swipe donation program for students in need
Scripps College pioneered a meal swipe donation program to address food insecurity at its campus and in the broader Claremont community.
News Bites Week of Oct. 27
Pitzer College Student Senate decided not to move forward with their bill to purchase Naloxone and Pomona College hires a new vice president for advancement in this week’s tidbits of news.
Claremont is overdue for ‘The Big One.’ Should you be concerned?
TSL news writers Anushe Engineer SC ’22 and Maggie Lind SC ’22 sit down with Pomona College Geology Professor Nicole Moore to discuss the likelihood of an earthquake in the Claremont area and what students should know to prepare themselves.