News that Pomona and Scripps classes will be online next semester came two days after an ICE announcement that has left international students unsure of next steps.
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Author: Yasmin Elqutami
Pomona-Pitzer cancels fall 2020 athletics
All Pomona-Pitzer sports have been canceled for the upcoming fall season, the athletic department announced Wednesday.
Pomona announces it will close campus, offer online-only fall courses
Pomona College announced it will be online-only this coming fall, according to an announcement made online and via email this morning by President G. Gabrielle Starr.
Scripps to close campus and go fully online for fall semester
Scripps College will be fully remote for the fall 2020 semester, administrators announced Wednesday morning.
Harvey Mudd says ‘no CMS’ for on-campus student-athletes
Harvey Mudd College announced Wednesday that student-athletes living on-campus will not be permitted to participate in CMS athletics for the fall semester.
CMS calls off ‘high-risk’ sports
CMS athletes playing ‘high risk’ sports — basketball, football, soccer, volleyball, and water polo — won’t resume play this semester.
The Motley Coffeehouse to close for fall semester
The Motley Coffeehouse has long been a hub of camaraderie, community and caffeine. This fall, it’s closing to likely serve as a “grab and go” meal pick-up location.
Preview: 5C Fundraising Music Festival will be a ‘community effort of kinship’
Coming to a computer screen near you — the 5C Fundraising Music Festival will host an afternoon of concerts in an effort to fundraise for student-run mutual aid funds.
Know Your Rights Claremont — creating safe spaces and empowering the local immigrant community
5C students are reviving Know Your Rights Claremont, collaborating with local activists to organize educational clinics about immigrant rights.
Pomona Employment Partners tackle homelessness and unemployment one resume at a time
The student-run Draper Center program Pomona Employment Partners is tackling the Californian homeless crisis, working to eliminate unemployment in the city of Pomona by acting as one-on-one employment case managers. “I came to the conclusion that employment assistance [is] an area where college students seem uniquely positioned to help people experiencing homelessness,” founder Sophie Roe PO ’19 said.