An untraditional Nativity scene depicting Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus as refugees separated in cages was put up at the Claremont United Methodist Church over the weekend.
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Pitzer Student Senate calls for McConnell to stop serving beef
Pitzer Senate passed a resolution 11-1 last month calling for McConnell to eliminate all beef offerings from the dining hall.
Running into the history books: How Pomona-Pitzer men’s cross-country won its first ever national title
The Pomona-Pitzer men’s cross-country team made history last weekend by winning the NCAA national championship for the first time.
Sagehen women’s soccer continues historic season with NCAA Final Four appearance
The Pomona-Pitzer women’s soccer team will compete in the Final Four round of the NCAA tournament for the first time in program history.
Pomona production of ‘Red Velvet’ shares African American actor Ira Aldridge’s story
“Red Velvet,” a play based on African American historical figure Ira Aldridge, hit the stage in November at Pomona College’s Allen Theatre.
Campus Safety student Emergency Medical Services program to start next semester
Students are leaping into action to help peers in need next semester, with the launch of a student-staffed campus Emergency Medical Service.
Scripps pilots meal swipe donation program for students in need
Scripps College pioneered a meal swipe donation program to address food insecurity at its campus and in the broader Claremont community.
CMC alum Steve Bullock drops out of presidential race
Montana Governor Steve Bullock CM ’88 has dropped out of the 2020 presidential race, he announced in a statement Monday.
HMC pranks Caltech with announcement of ‘Harvey Mudd College Pasadena Campus’
A group of Harvey Mudd College students pranked Caltech by overtaking its Seeley W. Mudd Laboratory of the Geological Sciences building with Mudd-themed balloons, posters and banners, all announcing a faux new “Harvey Mudd College Pasadena Campus.”
CMS water polo falls in SCIAC final, but heads to inaugural national tournament after semi-final win over P-P
The Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men’s water polo team lost the SCIAC title, but will compete in the first ever USA Water Polo Division III National Championship.