Students from across the Claremont Colleges have organized Drop Sodexo, a campaign aimed at ending Scripps College’s contract with Sodexo, a French multinational food
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Author: Julia Thomas
In Pictures: How the 5Cs Heeded Trump’s Victory
Since Nov. 8, students, faculty, staff, and community members from across the 5Cs have expressed a myriad of emotions and responses to the presidential
No Prison Labor Link Reported at PZ, PO, HMC, CMC
This is the second installment in a series of investigative pieces focusing on prison-produced furniture and origins of products used by the Claremont Colleges,
Q&A with New Scripps President Larissa Tiedens
Dr. Larissa Tiedens, a social psychologist and former senior associate dean at Stanford Graduate School of Business, took office as the ninth president of
Contextualizing Climate Change in Vietnam
The first time I crossed the street in Vietnam, I looked for traffic signals. Stuffed backpack high on my shoulders, I remember wondering if
Scripps Responds to Student Diversity Demands
On Feb. 5, the Scripps College senior administration team published an update on diversity and inclusion as a follow up to its Dec. 15
DeLorenzo Is All About the DETAILS in Collaboration With “My Teeth Shine”
Evan DeLorenzo PO ‘17 is bouncing on the toes of his Nikes, clapping with his head bent low as the bass builds to a
5C Students March in Solidarity With Black Students Across the Nation
Over 1,000 members of the Claremont community, including students, faculty, staff, and city residents, participated in the Black Out Student March on Thursday, Nov.
Vice President Joe Biden Talks to CMC Students about Sexual Assault Prevention
On Oct. 28 at 11:30 a.m., a small group of students sat around a table in the Curb conference room at Claremont McKenna College. They were
Scripps Accommodates Sweet Briar After Women’s College Announces Closure
When Sweet Briar College President James F. Jones announced March 3 that the women’s college would close in late August, the students, faculty and