COVID-19 Aid for All, a group founded by 5C students, is lobbying for broader inclusion in the next federal stimulus bill.
Author: Liam Chalk
5C budget crunches loom as Harvey Mudd and Scripps freeze hiring
In response to COVID-19 related costs, Scripps College and Harvey Mudd College have frozen hiring for new and vacant positions.
Class of 2024 grapples with college decisions during the pandemic
As decision day approaches, prospective 5C students are navigating canceled campus visits and uncertainty about in-person classes this fall.
Pass/no credit for all? 5C students, student governments consider new grading policies
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, 5C students and their student governments are advocating for new grading policies they say promote equity.
Pitzer proposal to transfer Shakedown to Bon Appétit shakes up controversy
Some Pitzer students are speaking out against the college’s proposal to transfer control of the student-run Shakedown Café to Bon Appétit.
Former A.G. Eric Holder advocates for SCOTUS term limits, blasts Barr at Pomona talk
Obama-era attorney general Eric Holder discussed his advocacy for voting rights during Pomona’s third annual Payton Distinguished Lecture.
Harvey Mudd van damaged in gas-siphoning incident
A Harvey Mudd van was damaged after someone left large holes in the gas tube, likely while attempting to siphon gas.
Scripps’ Tiernan Field House opens wellness room with napping beds, TED talks and more
Need a place to recline on comfy cushions, relax in a massage chair and unwind from a stressful day?
You might want to pay a visit to the new Scripps Wellness Room located in the Sallie Tiernan Field House (TFH). The space offers a getaway from college life where students can lie down for a nap, chill out in a massage chair and more.
HMC celebrates groundbreaking on new computer science center
Harvey Mudd College held a groundbreaking for its new McGregor Computer Science Center on Sept. 28, which started construction over the summer.
Students raise ethical concerns about Harvey Mudd career fair
As private data influences elections, facial recognition tracks people and the military-industrial complex grows, students at Harvey Mudd College advocated for a discussion of ethical issues surrounding the technology industry in preparation for the school’s annual Software Engineering Job and Internship Fair on Sept. 11.