In recent months, some local businesses fearing break-ins have received funding from the city for shatter-proof window films through the Storefront Vandalism Prevention Business Grant Program.
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5C student organizations host first Leftist Coffee Hour
Student organizations from across the 5Cs gathered at the Motley Coffeehouse on Friday, Nov. 7 for the first 5C “Leftist Coffee Hour.”
‘Progress, not perfection’: Body Compassion Week at the 5Cs
Body Compassion Week kicked off on Monday, Oct. 27, consisting of six body-positivity events over four days across the Claremont College campuses.
From a vision to a reality: Robert Day Science Center celebrates opening ceremony
Claremont McKenna College held a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sept. 26 for their newly opened Robert Day Science Center.
The Motley celebrates its reopening amidst uncertainty over decoration policy
The Motley opened this semester with their “Motgun Wedding” last Friday before its official opening Monday, Sept. 15.
Inside-Out program faces uncertainty due to CRC closure
The California Rehabilitation Center (CRC) in will close in October 2026, bringing uncertainty for the future of Pitzer College’s Inside-Out program.
Meet Harvey Mudd and Pitzer Colleges’ 2025-2026 student body leaders
Harvey Mudd, Pitzer and Claremont McKenna Colleges have elected their student body presidents for the 2025-2026 school year.
Latest Trump threats to protesting spark concern at the 5Cs
In a Truth Social Post on March 4, President Donald Trump threatened to freeze federal funding for colleges and universities that allow “illegal protests”, concerning 5C community members about their possible targeting.
World Without Exploitation Claremont sparks discussion about sex positivity and the sex trade
On Feb. 18, Reese Rosebeck PO ’25 and Nayla Dayal SC ’25 led World Without Exploitation Claremont’s first presentation of 2025, discussing the reality of the sex trade.
Copy of ‘New York War Crimes’ newspaper found in Lincoln Hall; sparks controversy
Copy of ‘New York War Crimes’ in Lincoln Hall sparked controversy among students and raises allegations of antisemitism.