The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men’s track and field team remains suspended during an ongoing investigation into transgressions committed by team members Saturday night, while the women’s team’s suspension — which was levied along with the men’s Monday — was lifted Thursday evening. CMS Athletics, Claremont McKenna College, and Harvey Mudd College are
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men’s and women’s track and field teams have been suspended indefinitely pending an investigation into transgressions committed by team members last weekend. The investigation is believed to be centered on an incident in which six male athletes — some of them naked — allegedly assaulted a student employee
5C students came together to hear from female political leaders, discuss their ideas for social change, and be inspired to take part in political affairs at Claremont McKenna College’s first ElectHer conference Jan. 19. The conference, modeled after a curriculum by Running Start — a nonprofit dedicated to bringing young women
After months of uncertainty about the Claremont Metrolink station’s future, there’s hope on the horizon for 5C students and Claremont residents who want to keep their train stop. At the Metro planning and programming committee’s Jan. 17 meeting, Metro staff will recommend that the city keep its Metrolink stop, Metro
Beginning next semester, all 7C students, staff, and faculty will be eligible for free, unlimited rides on Foothill Transit’s bus lines through their Class Pass program. The passes will be available at the Connections store in the Honnold Mudd Library. Students who want to pick up a pass will have to
State Senator Anthony Portantino (D-La Cañada Flintridge) visited Pitzer College Wednesday for the second time this semester to hold an open dialogue event focused on activism and political engagement among millennials. Attendance at the talk was low – only 11 people were there, including four 5C students, a few high schoolers from the area,
Scripps Associated Students The meeting opened with a presentation by Scripps Associated Students President Kelly Peng SC ’18 about her meeting with new Director of Campus Life Brenda Ice, at which they discussed her role on SAS going forward. Vice President of Activities Kaya Mark SC ’18 recapped Eurobash, and noted that
From a demonstration by Claremont McKenna College students of color to a mural at Pitzer College about the cultural appropriation of hoop earrings, political and social debates at the 5Cs have increasingly gone viral, and sometimes made national headlines. This attention can come with severe side effects – students can be targeted for their words and actions online
Update: As of 8:00 p.m. Wednesday, the gas leak was resolved, with all surrounding streets reopened and evacuations lifted. Construction workers laying electrical conduits for Pomona College’s new art museum ruptured a two-inch high pressure gas line under the intersection of College Avenue and Bonita Avenue at 1:55 p.m. Wednesday, the Los
Scripps Associated Students The SAS Executive Board Meeting began with updates. First-year president Julia Kelly SC '21 planned several events for the class, including a baking event. Leta Ames SC ‘18 reported that the first Sustainability Committee had occurred and that the committee was hoping to make sustainability a part of the
