A limited number of Pomona students will be able to live on campus this summer ahead of an anticipated in-person fall, once vaccinated.
Author: Hannah Weaver
Scripps appoints professor Gretchen Edwalds-Gilbert as acting vice president for academic affairs
Professor Gretchen Edwalds-Gilbert will become acting Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty effective April 16.
Scripps reaffirms plans for in-person fall semester, assures ‘campus experience’
Scripps College doubled down on its promise of a fall 2021 “campus experience” in an email to students Thursday.
CGU, CMC, KGI, Pomona, Scripps, Pitzer issue statements condemning Capitol riot
Six Claremont College presidents condemned the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol in emails to students Thursday.
Pitzer to let students spread 4-course spring semester into summer 2021
Pitzer is offering an optional “3+1” enrollment option for spring 2021 dean of faculty Allen Omoto announced in an email Tuesday.
Pomona’s first pandemic: A look back at the 1918 flu
A global pandemic has hit the 5Cs before — 100 years ago, Pomona College was struck by the 1918 flu pandemic. Here’s what they did.
Claremont Colleges expand technology loaning programs amid virtual semester
The Claremont Colleges are loaning laptops, Wi-Fi hotspots and web cameras to ensure virtual classes are accessible to 5C students.
‘Like a breath of fresh air’: Claremont Colleges students, faculty react to Biden win
Across the country, many Claremont Colleges students rejoiced at the election of former Vice President Joe Biden, a stark contrast from many students’ morale just four years ago.
‘Incredibly stressful’: Claremont Colleges students anxiously await election results
As 2020 election results continued to pour in early Thursday morning, Claremont Colleges students anxiously awaited the outcome of the close race between President Donald Trump and former Vice President Joseph Biden.
New 5C students react to an all-online orientation season
For incoming first years at the 5Cs, orientation typically marks a grueling week of trips, packed auditoriums and long days of making new friends. But this year, the class of 2024’s orientations were replaced by live Zoom webinars, pre-recorded presentations and virtual social events.