The Pomona College Class of 2016 voted for Muhammad Jalal PO '16 as its Class Day speaker and Ashley Land PO '16 as its
Author: Sana Khan
Trump’s Name, Slogan Appear in Vandalism at Scripps and Pitzer
In the last two weeks, unknown persons vandalized spaces at Scripps College and Pitzer College with Donald Trump’s name, slogan, and hashtags. At Scripps,
Admitted Class of 2020 Most Diverse in Pomona’s History
On Mar. 18, Pomona College announced its regular decision admission results for the Class of 2020. The statistics are record-breaking: only 9.1 percent of students were
Chaplaincy Search Process Continues to Raise Concerns for Some Faculty
The role of the Claremont University Consortium (CUC) in the search process for the McAlister Center's Muslim and Protestant chaplains continues to elicit concerns from some faculty and
5C Film Festival Presents Diverse Assortment of Student Productions
“I wanted to be able to disassemble myself with my clothing and then just be comfortable,” Mary Margaret Groves PO ’16 said. Her film,
Wanawake Weusi to Host Inaugural 5C Black Arts Festival
In the past year, 12 Years A Slave hit the big screen, accompanied by Fruitvale Station and The Butler. Beyoncé’s new album made waves in
Miss Shevaughn & Yuma Wray to Perform at Claremont’s The Press Restaurant
In early 2013, Miss Shevaughn & Yuma Wray were on a train on their way to get treatment for Miss Shevaughn’s recently diagnosed cervical
70th Scripps Ceramics Annual Showcases Curators’ Artwork
“ReConstructed Cups #2” by Douglas Humble looks fragile: Shards of porcelain mugs fan out from a seemingly precarious base. Porcelain evokes such an image
Claremont’s Political Voices Quiet, While Mumbai’s Run High
Politics at home are immediately arresting. That this year is election year in India only heightens the stakes—and the drama. As an American citizen