How well do you remember TSL’s 2020 news coverage?

This year was hectic, to say the least. Take this quiz to see how well you remember TSL’s 2020 news coverage.

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Scripps College confirms spring semester will start online

Scripps College will start the spring semester online due to worsening coronavirus pandemic conditions in Los Angeles County, reinstate the traditional week-long spring break and try to bring students back in March, President Lara Tiedens announced via email Tuesday.

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5Cs will not bring students back to campus in January

None of the Claremont Colleges will bring students back to campus at the start of the spring 2021 semester, Pitzer College President Melvin Oliver announced at a Pitzer College Council meeting.

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SCIAC cancels all fall and winter sports for 2020-2021 academic year

The SCIAC canceled all fall and winter sports for the 2020-2021 academic year on Tuesday, citing public safety concerns. “In accordance with public health guidance and safety standards, as well as NCAA Resocialization recommendations, the SCIAC Presidents have unanimously agreed to cancel conference competition, including championships, for all fall and

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Yasmin Elqutami named The Student Life’s editor-in-chief for spring 2021 semester

Yasmin Elqutami PO ’22 was named editor-in-chief of TSL for the spring 2021 semester Wednesday after a unanimous vote by the editorial board selection committee.  Kayla Alcorcha SC ’24 was selected as managing editor for life and style and opinions, and Claire DuMont SC ’23 was selected as managing editor

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Scripps Faculty Executive Committee recommends reduced workload Oct. 21-23

Scripps College’s Faculty Executive Committee is recommending that faculty consider reducing students’ workload from Oct. 21-23 in response to student burnout from the condensed online semester and absence of fall break.

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Some 5Cs won’t raise tuition costs for upcoming school year

In a departure from previous years, Claremont McKenna, Pomona and Harvey Mudd will not increase tuition for the coming academic year.

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