Claremont held its 9th Annual Earth Day Celebration in downtown Claremont on April 22. Sponsored by the City of Claremont, Sustainable Claremont, and the Interfaith Sustainability Council, the celebration attracted many members of the greater Claremont community, including community members and friends as well as Claremont College students. This year’s
Author: Emma Hsu
PZ Middle Eastern Student Association Brings Solidarity, Community
Pitzer College Student Senate welcomed a new identity group, the Middle Eastern Student Association of Pitzer College, on Jan. 30. Chance Kawar PZ ’17 and Hajar Hammado PZ ’18, interim co-presidents of MESA, came up with the idea of forming the group last year and had been working on the
Pomona, Pitzer Tie for Second Among Liberal Arts Colleges for Fulbright Awards
Pomona College and Pitzer College tied for second on a national list of undergraduate liberal arts institutions with most students awarded Fulbright Fellowships for the 2016–17 academic year, according to a report published by The Chronicle of Higher Education on Feb. 19. The Fulbright U.S. Student Program provides fellowship grants
Balking National Trend, Most Harvey Mudd College CS Grads are Women
Last school year, for the first time, women made up the majority—54 percent—of computer science majors graduating from Harvey Mudd College, according to a Jan. 4 Los Angeles Times article. Men have traditionally had much higher representation in computer science. The gender imbalance begins as early as high school, where more male
Noh: The Japanese Drama
Noh mask carver, instructor, and performer Rebecca Ogamo-Teele delivered a talk titled “Finding the Form of Feeling: The Noh mask carver’s quest and solutions along the way” at Pomona College’s Oldenborg Language Center on Tuesday, Oct. 25. Noh is a Japanese traditional masked drama with dance and music, originating in
Two Weekend Robberies Reported
Campus Safety received two separate reports of armed robbery on Saturday, Sept. 24 at 9:40 p.m., one near Marston Quad at Pomona College, and the other near the Kravis Building at Claremont McKenna College, according to an email sent to students. In the first incident, Zach Sides, 18, from
Chef, Author Eddie Huang Tackles Cultural Appropriation of Food at Athenaeum
“When I was five, I remember eating these soup dumplings, and was like ‘How the f*** did they get soup in this dumpling?’ I was enthralled, and every step of the way soup dumplings have been there,” Eddie Huang said to the audience at Claremont McKenna College’s Marian Miner Cook