Since last spring, a working group of six faculty of the Claremont Colleges have been working to advance a proposal to create an “African
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Author: Jonathan Chai-Chang Azterbaum
Bayan Claremont Declines Federal Grant
Bayan Claremont, the Islamic graduate school at the Claremont School of Theology, announced on Feb. 10 that it would decline the $800,000 grant it
Students Push for Claremont to Declare Itself a Sanctuary City
“Migrant rights are human rights!” chanted a large crowd of 5C students and community members. “USA! USA!” responded another, significantly smaller group, many of its
CMC to Introduce Courses With a Focus on “Diversity”
Since last year’s protests calling for more institutional support for marginalized students, Claremont McKenna College students have witnessed a number of changes to their
Students, Community Members Criticize City Council’s Opposition to Prop 57 Parole Reform
“I was kind of in disbelief when I was watching them talk about it,” said Jessica Chairez, a community fellow with the Pitzer Community
Scripps Campus Furniture Made by Washington State Correctional Industries
“I don’t want to sleep on this bed. I had known that Scripps had previously bought prison furniture, and I know that the
Pitzer Student Senate Freezes Reggae Fest Funds
For the past 15 years, Pitzer College’s Reggae Fest has raised concerns among some students about cultural appropriation. In an effort to address instances
Students Leaves of Absence On the Rise Across Colleges
Campuses across the country have been experiencing an uptick in student leaves of absence, and the 5Cs have become a part of that reality.
Coop Store Discontinues Sale of Cigarettes
When the state of California rolled out its decision to raise the age to buy tobacco products from 18 to 21 last June, Pomona