Remembered by friends and family for his warm generosity to those around him and his easygoing Californian attitude and lifestyle, Tristan Witte HM ’18
Author: Diane Lee
After Death Threat, CMC Students Leave Campus, Criticize Administration’s Response
The Claremont McKenna College community received word on Dec. 5 of a threat against the CMC students who had been calling for greater administrative support for students
CUC to Hire Full-Time Protestant and Muslim Chaplains
The Council of Presidents of the Claremont Colleges announced yesterday, Dec. 3, that it has authorized the hiring of a full-time Protestant and a full-time Muslim chaplain/spiritual
Pomona President Oxtoby Receives List of Demands from Students
Dozens of Pomona College students identifying as “a group of marginalized students who have not been served by Pomona College” presented a list of demands to
Revision of 7C Demonstration Policy Prompts Strong Student Backlash
The Claremont Colleges Council of Presidents approved a revision of the 7C demonstration policy on Oct. 6. But after a significant student backlash to the
Q&A: Sam Glick, Pomona’s New Board of Trustees Chair
Sam Glick PO ’04 became the new chair of Pomona College’s Board of Trustees on July 1, succeeding Jeanne Buckley PO ’65. Glick first
Claremont Responds to Falling Historic Trees
In the midst of a statewide drought with no end in sight, the city of Claremont is stepping up efforts to save its image
Black Students, Allies Demonstrate for Administration Support in Wake of Baltimore
Students of Black Lives Matter (BLM) Claremont and supporters organized a demonstration across the Claremont Colleges May 7 to demand administrative responses to the
Dean of CMC’s Robert Day School Selected as 17th President of Ursinus College
Brock Blomberg, Dean of Claremont McKenna College’s Robert Day School of Economics and Finance, will be leaving the college to become the 17th president of
Environmental Rock Star to Speak at HMC Commencement
Reinforcing its mission of using technology and science to contribute to society in a positive way, Harvey Mudd College announced California Air Resources Board