The '80s is coupled with cocaine, the '90s with Prozac, and the era of EDM is paired off with Molly. Today, college students are
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Author: Meg Zukin
Kesha’s Verdict is Bigger than Drama
When the New York State Supreme Court judge denied Kesha’s request for an injunction last week, she openly sobbed in the courtroom as Sony revealed
Can Boys Stop Being Shady?
Last week, when campus safety implored us to “keep our campuses safer” by being more vigilant about the source of our drinks, an idea popped
Self-Love: Feelin’ Okay About Feelin’ Myself
The Inland Empire is home to a surprisingly high number of sex shops. I was planning on buying my first vibrator from the safety
The Vagina Monologues Speaks to Women’s Experiences
The Vagina Monologues, a smorgasbord of women’s stories written and compiled by American playwright Eve Ensler, was performed for the 5C community in Claremont
Pitzer Student Inspires Body Positivity, Healthy Lifestyle
“Technically, I could drop out of school and work at Iron Works in a few months,” fitness and lifestyle guru Marissa Dorit PZ ’17
Student Website Puts Arts in the ‘Spotlite’
What began as an amorphous desire to unify discussion about arts and entertainment at the Claremont colleges has evolved into a tangible website platform
Pitzer Leads 5C PowerDown
Turn down for the environment—energy and water consumption, that is. PowerDown, a three-week 5C energy reduction competition, is part of Campus Conservative Nationals (CCN),
The Claremont Comeback: 5C Alumni Return to Teach
As the old adage goes, “If you love something, set it free.” In the cases of some professors at the Claremont Colleges, though, it
Pitzer’s Wunderkammer Raises Important Questions
Walking into the Wunderkammer exhibition at Pitzer College Art Gallery is a bit of sensory overload. There is a variety of sound and sight—an