On April 13, environmental organizations from across the 5Cs banded together to host Claremont’s first-ever Sustainability summit.
Author: Charlotte Hahm
CMS athletes await future Sports Bowl opening
The construction of Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) athletics’ Sports Bowl is anticipated amongst CMS teams currently lacking appropriate field space.
5C community shares thoughts on Elon Musk and DOGE having access to government funding
5C students and faculty shared concerns about the new Department of Government Efficiency and about how Elon Musk’s leadership could impact their lives.
Some 5C students and faculty alarmed following Trump’s attempted funding freeze
The 5C community reacted to the U.S. Office of Management and Budget’s memorandum calling for the suspension of federal funds on Jan. 27.
Voting clubs across the 5Cs promote civic engagement
Voting clubs across the 5Cs are fostering civic engagement beyond the 2024 election. Through voter registration assistance, nonpartisan information on propositions, and community events, Claremont Colleges League of Women Voters (LWV), Every Vote Counts Claremont (EVC) and the Claremont Initiative for Voter Engagement Strategies (CIVES) empower students with the knowledge and resources to actively participate in democracy.
Pitzer BSU’s third Black Flea Market showcases Black creatives and entrepreneurs
The third Black Flea Market, organized by the Pitzer Black Student Union (BSU), took place on Oct. 6 at Pitzer College’s Mounds, featuring student vendors, DJs and local businesses.
Test your knowledge on Claremont’s TikTok trivia pop-up
KnowledgedOfficial has become a mainstay at Pomona College since 2022, offering trivia challenges with cash prizes outside Smith Campus Center (SCC) every Friday. Founded by Daniel Hernandez and Michelle Beltran in 2021, the game show gives students a chance to win cash prizes by answering questions based on their knowledge of popular movies, TV shows and pop culture.
Scrippsies have entered the villa
In summer 2024, reality TV dominated screens across the nation, becoming a widespread cultural phenomenon — including among students at Scripps College. Popular shows like Love Island, Too Hot to Handle, and The Bachelorette have inspired weekly watch parties. While reality TV often carries a stigma, Scripps students are embracing it as a way to foster new friendships.