Kool-Aid red doesn’t come from cherries — it comes from petroleum distillates. As consumers become increasingly apprehensive about mystery ingredients in their snacks, large companies
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Author: maia-welbel
Anti-Bacterials Not as Effective as You Thought
Counting on antibacterial soap to help you combat the common cold? You won’t be able to do so for much longer, though, and research
Scripps Dances Highlight Creativity, Collaboration
Last Saturday, Apr. 16, Scripps Dances, an annual concert showcasing talented dancers from across the 5Cs, was held at Garrison Theater. Both faculty and students created original
SagePost47 Offers New Alumni Resources
Part career development tool and part passion project, SagePost47 is the newest way for Pomona students to connect with alumni. The program was developed by students
5C Food Week Hosts Leading Food Journalists
What compels people to spend $100 on a plate of macaroni and cheese? How can the candies we ate by the handful as children
Avant-Garde Author Discusses Learning at CMC’s Athenaeum
Bernard Cooper is a man of many titles: author, pop artist, comedian, gay rights activist and promoter of self-acceptance are just a few. Putting
Mental Health Alliance Panel Addresses Eating Disorders
The 5C Mental Health Alliance (MHA) hosted an eating disorder awareness panel Feb. 26 in recognition of National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, which took
NYC Poet Helps 5Cs Slam at The Cave
The Cave in Claremont McKenna College’s Marks Hall basement was alive Friday night with the sound of snaps and passionate voices as renowned slam
Female Art Collective Goes Guerrilla
A group of women wearing gorilla masks are shattering the glass ceiling for women and people of color in the art world. With their
Mental Health Exhibit Fosters Understanding
Sarah Blumenthal PO ’15 struggled with an eating disorder throughout high school. When she came to college, she hoped to be able to talk