This weekend, the Pitzer mounds will transform into festival mode—complete with bands, artists, vendors, day-drinking and free food—for the college’s annual Kohoutek Music and
Author: Tessa Paoli
No-Chella Provides A Cheap Alternative to Coachella
Students and musicians came together on April 14 for the free 5C music festival, No-Chella. Developed in response to the popular albeit expensive Coachella
Sleigh Bells Rocks Out at the Fox
Electronic sensation Sleigh Bells performed at the Fox in Pomona Wednesday. Sleigh Bells, a Brooklyn-based duo consisting of former pop princess Alexis Krauss and
Claremont Colleges to Host Trans Performer, Poet, Activist Ryka Aoki
Ryka Aoki, Asian-American transgender performance artist, activist and poet, comes to the Claremont Colleges tomorrow. The Asian American Resource Center’s Queer and Asian Committee
Women’s Blue and White Hosts Yale A Cappella Group
The 5C all-female a cappella group Women’s Blue and White hosted visiting Yale a cappella group Proof of the Pudding at their March 7
Battle of the Bands Determines Pitzer Musicians to Perform at Kohoutek
The Kohoutek Battle of the Bands united music lovers across the Claremont Colleges and raised enthusiasm for the Kohoutek Music and Arts Festival Feb.
Musician Ferraby Lionheart Discusses the Ups and Downs of Songwriting
Los Angeles-based musician Ferraby Lionheart performed at the Motley Coffeehouse Feb. 18. Lionheart, a folk- and country-inspired singer-songwriter, primarily plays the piano, guitar and harmonica
Ukellective: Uke Players Jam Out at the 5Cs
Ukellective is a new Claremont Colleges group dedicated to playing the ukulele. Founded by Eliza Longnecker PO ’14 and Adam Buchholz PO ’12, Ukellective strives
The Sweet Nothings Play Shakedown Cafe Opening
Pitzer-based band The Sweet Nothings performed an acoustic show at The Shakedown Café’s spring semester opening Feb. 5. The Shakedown Café, Pitzer’s student-run organic
Lenzner Gallery Debuts 6th Installment of Emerging Artists Series
Pitzer’s Lenzner Family Art Gallery hosted the opening reception of Vanitas, an exhibit by Long Beach-based artist Matthew Ohm on Jan. 21. Ohm’s project