Claremont McKenna College has decided to withdraw from the W.M. Keck Science Department to create its own science department, according to a Pitzer College
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Harvey Mudd College Student Found Dead In Dorm Room
Content warning: Suicide, student death. A Harvey Mudd College student was found dead in his dorm room Friday morning, according to an email sent
ASCMC President And CFO Resign Following Fraudulent Reimbursement Receipts
ASCMC President Elliot Behling CM ’19 and Chief Financial Officer Philip Lippincott CM ’19 resigned Monday after an internal investigation found approximately $2,000 worth
SHS Aims To Launch Hormone Replacement Therapy Program
After years of ambiguity, disorganization, and a dearth of doctors certified in hormone replacement therapy, Student Health Services is working to get an HRT
Collins Dining Hall Supervisor Reflects On Job, Working With Students
While some people boast about knowing absurd amounts of sports or history trivia, Claremont McKenna College’s Collins Dining Hall supervisor Ezekiel Chavez prides
Active Assailant Training Teaches Students How To ‘Not Get Dead’
As school shootings become increasingly more frequent, Pomona College has decided to organize an active assailant training workshop to teach its students and faculty
At Town Hall, Students and Residents Voice Fierce Support for Metrolink Stop
By Meghan Bobrowsky and Kellen Browning More than 200 Claremont residents and 5C students packed the Alexander Hughes Community Center during a town hall
Facing Department Squeeze, Pomona CS Majors Ask President for More Resources
Amidst course enrollment problems with Pomona College’s growing computer science department, seven students met with Pomona president G. Gabrielle Starr on Nov. 30 to ask for more
First-Time Performers Reflect on SCAMFest Experience
Students packed Bridges Auditorium last Saturday night for the 22nd annual Southern California A Cappella Music Festival (SCAMFest), which featured groups from the Claremont
Four Scripps First-Years Relocated to Campus From CGU Housing
During the first week of the semester, Alex Branscom SC ’21 had bronchitis and a sinus infection. A few weeks later, Branscom, who was one of