After a year of discussions regarding the future of decorations at Scripps College’s Motley Coffeehouse, a new policy is currently being finalized by the Scripps administration.
Author: Joelle Rudolf
Students protest Starbucks at Pomona’s Café 47, business slows
On Thursday, Oct. 16, several Claremont and national labor organizing groups held a teach-in at the Motley Coffeehouse in response to Pomona College’s Café 47 switching their supplier from Peet’s Coffee to Starbucks Coffee.
The teach-in, titled “Why Starbucks?”promoted a petition to remove the corporation from Claremont campuses alongside nationwide anti-Starbucks movements, and encouraged the boycott of Café 47 and other Starbucks-supplied establishments across the 7Cs.
Pomona College to investigate disruption at Hillel memorial event
Pomona’s President’s Office informed the school community via email this morning that four masked individuals disrupted a Hillel memorial.
OPINION: Celebrities can lose weight and still preach body positivity
The practice of body positivity has been massively misconstrued. True body positivity goes beyond acceptance of size, emphasizing peoples’ relationships with their bodies in terms of health, functionality and personal autonomy.
We The People Are Rising: CSWA supports 5C student attendance of Los Angeles anti-ICE rally
Thanks to efforts by CSWA, 5C students attended the October 4. We The People Are Rising protest in Los Angeles.
OPINION: Hey Jonas Brothers, you man-children cannot revive the dying boy band trend!
As teenagers in the early 2000s, the Jonas Brothers had the makings of a classic “boy band.” In order of importance: first, they were good-looking; second, they could sing. They packed sold-out stadiums with obsessive girls screaming and toppling over one another for the mere chance to catch a brother’s
Suspected theft at Pitzer Student Garden: Two chickens displaced, one remains missing
Two Pitzer Student Garden chickens were found displaced from their coop on Tuesday morning; one chicken remains missing.
Robert Redford, actor and Pitzer sustainability conservancy namesake, dies at 89
Actor and environmental advocate Robert Redford died on Sept. 16; his legacy at Pitzer College lives on through the sustainability conservancy established in his name.
CMC North Quad gets AC: A tumultuous and rewarding journey
Claremont McKenna College’s North Quad dorms install AC for the first time in CMC history.
Mudd’s West Hall victorious in annual Copper Chef Competition
The final showdown of Mudd’s 2025 Copper Chef Competition took place between West and Atwood Halls on April 2. West’s team proved victorious.