Earlier this week, three all-Black student ‘die-ins’ were organized at Pomona College’s and Pitzer College’s dining halls. According to the protesters, the die-ins were
Author: Jazmin Ocampo
Students March to Protest Ferguson Verdict
Approximately 400 students, professors and staff members from the Claremont Colleges, along with members of the surrounding community, joined together Nov. 25 to march
Pomona Monitors Bike Theft Through Expanded Camera Network
Pomona College will be the last of the five Claremont Colleges to expand security camera surveillance to bike racks. According to Vice President of
City of Claremont Places Second in California Energy Challenge
The city of Claremont placed second in the CoolCalifornia City Challenge, a five-month challenge that engaged 10 cities to compete for a portion of
A Year After Contract, Pomona Workers Note Benefits of Unionization
Nearly a year after Pomona College dining hall workers and college administrators ratified a union contract, employees tell of improved working conditions but note
CGU Professor William Crano Combats Ebola Through Education
As part of the effort to stop the spread of Ebola in West Africa, one of Claremont’s own is turning to the project that
Scripps Introduces Diversity Initiative
Scripps College has introduced a comprehensive plan to align resources and programming to promote the goals of inclusion, diversity, equity and access within the
Monsour Requests Increased Funding
Seeking to improve and expand its services, Monsour Counseling and Psychological Service has requested more funding from the Committee of Deans and is waiting
5C Divestment Campaign to Continue at Pomona and Scripps
The Claremont Colleges Divestment Campaign celebrated a key victory when Pitzer College’s Board of Trustees decided to divest from fossil fuels only 18 months
ASPC Creates Sexual Assault Task Force
In an effort to address sexual violence at Pomona College, the Associated Students of Pomona College (ASPC) Senate voted and approved the creation of