Pomona announces resolution of OCR complaint, policy changes to come

On Dec. 10, Pomona College President Gabrielle Starr announced a resolution agreement to a Title VI complaint received by the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) in April 2024, which alleged that Jewish students were experiencing antisemitism on campus.

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Know your worth: What the 5Cs bring to the local economy

Claremont has long been synonymous with higher education. As the “city of trees and PhDs,” the tiny town on the border of Los Angeles County and the Inland Empire has been influenced by the colleges that have called it home since their founding in 1887.
As another school year nears its halfway point, TSL spoke with various stakeholders in the community to better understand the impact students and faculty at the 5Cs have on the local economy.

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Claims of academic censorship levied against The Claremont Discourse Lecture Series following speaker withdrawal

Pomona College Professor Bilal Nasir withdrew from a planned lecture with the Claremont Colleges library this fall.

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Meet the Hyperschedulers: The trio keeping your favorite 5C website up and running

As course registration for the Spring 2025 semester approaches on Nov. 12, Hyperschedule — a student-run 5C course scheduling website — is back on laptops across campuses. Current maintainers Next Ongarjvaja HM ’26, Edward Donson HM ’26 and Stephen Xu HM ’27 reflected on the site’s growth, challenges in securing funding, and their ongoing efforts to keep the beloved website reliable and accessible.

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