Shelby Wax

Riley Lake is a producer in the online music scene who creates his own beats, mixes for rising rap artist Milo, and occasionally moonlights as the Table Manners DJ. Riley Lake is the stage name of student Will Mitchell PO ’14. Mitchell has managed to balance his growing music career

Stephanie Huang SC ’16 had a valid reason for skipping class last Wednesday. Instead of attending a Core course, she sat next to Selena Gomez at the Adidas NEO Fashion Show on an all-expenses-paid trip to New York City. Adidas NEO invited Huang to style and publicize the show after

Imagine saying, “Diction, diction, diction. Diction? Diction,” for five minutes straight in front of an audience. Katherine Snell PO ’15 did. Or perhaps imagine expanding that vocabulary to express your internal thoughts, prose, or emotions. Americans possess the right to free speech and have the ability to pose their opinions

Last month, it was difficult to walk around the Claremont Colleges without hearing the faint sounds of live music. Pomona College-based 5C radio station KSPC and the Pomona Events Committee (PEC) collaborated to provide ten free concerts across the campuses for 5C November Music Month. “Two years ago, PEC Live

Journalist and political pundit Eleanor Clift, contributor to Newsweek and the Daily Beast, came to Scripps College last night to speak about the implications of the recent election. Her talk was titled “The Road Ahead: Is There a Mandate for Change?” Organized by the Malott Commons Programming Office, Clift also

Members of the Scripps College community came together on Nov. 9 to harvest the campus’s olive trees in a pilot program. Although the trees have been a part of the campus since the college’s founding in 1926, the olives have never been utilized except for decoration of the various courtyards

With the amount of work piled on students of the Claremont Colleges, time is a precious commodity. Between papers, lab reports and research, students attempt to fit in jobs, sports and extracurriculars while also keeping up social lives. This November, various students across the campuses are adding one more task

The Margaret Fowler Garden at Scripps College lit up with a mix of candlelight and acoustic music for the Music by Moonlight Concert last Sunday. Students relaxed with soft tunes from campus musicians and lounged about the garden on blankets under the full moon.  The lack of amplification and electricity

The concept is simple: find a product, make it unique and sell it to a paying customer for a profit. That’s capitalism. Serengetee CEO Jeff Steitz CM ’13 decided instead to use this formula as a model to give back. The Serengetee slogan states that when you wear their tees,

Tickets for the Taylor Swift Storytellers Concert, taking place at Big Bridges on Monday, Oct. 15, have been opened up to all the Claremont Colleges. However, “more than 500 seats in the auditorium will be removed or will be unavailable due to camera and scaffolding requirements,” wrote Karen Angemi, the