Pitzer Student Senate advocates for making all public bathrooms gender-neutral, Pomona names its new art museum and more from this week’s news.
Author: Laney Pope
Oh S#!% — In the name of curiosity, Mudders flush all toilets in dorm at the same time
Harvey Mudd College’s North Dorm flushed every toilet in the dorm at once, just to see what would happen.
Exclusive Q&A: Former Pomona student Marianne Williamson runs for president
TSL spoke with former Pomona student and presidential candidate Marianne Williamson about her time at Pomona, her chances of winning and more.
Pitzer Residential Life bypasses Senate, claims student study space
Pitzer College’s Residential Life moved its office into a popular study room on campus during winter break without approval from Pitzer’s Student Senate, upsetting
Residential Vibrancy Initiative revamps social life at Scripps
This year, a new Residential Vibrancy Initiative is redefining party culture at Scripps College, which was previously known as a quiet campus at the
Giving reviews: Thanksgiving meals at each 5C dining hall
One of the perks of having access to six dining halls is that it is physically possible to have six separate Thanksgiving meals in
Students frightened by Trump’s anti-trans memo, frustrated by colleges’ silence
In the wake of President Donald Trump’s memo affecting the rights and recognition of transgender people, students at the Claremont Colleges expressed feeling fearful
Hurricane Florence slams East Coast, impacts 5C students and families
As Hurricane Florence pounded North and South Carolina last week, several students from the Claremont Colleges braced for the worst and feared for their
CMS Track Team Athletes Caught Destroying TSL Newspapers
TSL has obtained multiple videos of members of the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps track and field team stealing, destroying, and throwing out copies of TSL on multiple
Pomona May Be Ordered To Pay Legal Fees For Title IX Respondent
Pomona College has been accused of mishandling a sexual misconduct case and may be asked to pay at least $255,672.50 in attorneys fees for