Author: Kevin Tidmarsh

At a recent PUB—the weekly party hosted by Pomona College’s Kappa Delta (KD) fraternity—held in Doms Lounge April 10, the hosts had adjusted lighting levels during the dancing hours of the party so it was not as dark as previous weeks, according to KD President Brett Lingle PO ’13. PUB

Community members and students converged March 30 at a powwow on Walker Beach that was sponsored by the Draper Center for Community Partnerships. The event, which lasted from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., featured food stands, craft tables, drum circles, traditional Native American dance performances, and an Easter egg hunt for

Free speech policies at the 5Cs are ambiguous and give too much arbitrary power to college officials, according to a student leader and national civil rights groups who gave the campuses a middling grade in ratings. Pitzer College Senate President Jonathan Rice PZ ’13 met with the Pitzer College Council

Student organizations at the 5Cs are addressing one of the most salient foreign policy issues of the past century. There are currently three official student organizations at the 5Cs pertaining to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, each with a different perspective on the issue: Claremont Students for Israel, Claremont Students for Justice

On Sunday, Feb. 9, Pomona College sophomores gathered in the Smith Campus Center (SCC) to attend The Big Sophomore Event: Reorientation. The event aimed to inform second-year students about study abroad, internship, and fellowship opportunities, as well as how to bridge the gap between their college years and their careers.

Scripps College hosted a drill simulating an active shooter scenario the mornings of Jan. 16, 17, and 18 for the benefit of local law enforcement, paramedics, and fire agencies. “[The Los Angeles County Fire Department and Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department] approached Scripps College directly about the use of Garrison

The Indigenous Students Alliance (ISA), the only 5C group that focuses on raising awareness of issues faced by students of Native American backgrounds at the Claremont Colleges, hosted its first public event Nov. 29. A meet and greet was held for students to learn about contemporary Native American issues. It featured

The Women’s Union (WU) at Pomona College held a panel discussion Monday entitled “Class Struggles at Pomona.” The panel, which was organized by Joaquín Estrada PO ’14 and Maria Zhu PO ’13, aimed to address issues of class in a college setting. The speakers at the panel were Quinn Lester

Pomona College relocated its Replica House late Monday night to make room for the college's new studio art building. The Replica House, a copy of the structure that originally housed Pomona, was built in 1937 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the college’s founding. It has served a variety of