The Claremont Colleges are down two women’s basketball coaches with both the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps and Pomona-Pitzer coaches leaving the 5Cs.
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Postseason roundup: CMS women’s tennis makes history, track and field athletes win national accolades
CMS women’s tennis and track and field athletes had particularly notable performances at last week’s national championships.
More than 100 students shine at spring ballroom performance ‘Break-Up to Make-Up’
Student dancers will perform at CCBDC’s performance “Break-Up to Make-Up” this weekend. Come for the incredible dancing, stay for the glitter.
Stags upset Sagehens, Athenas squeak past Redlands for SCIAC track sweep
The Stags topped the No. 2-ranked Sagehens by 36 points as the Athenas won their fifth-straight title by just three points.
‘Everyone has to play your freshman year’: Innertube water polo no joke for some Mudders
At Harvey Mudd College’s North Dorm, several athletes are preparing for an important championship tournament taking place this weekend. The sport? Intramural innertube water polo.
Scripps Sustainability Fair showcases Earth Week efforts
Earth Week concluded with Scripps College’s Sustainability Fair, an event that gave students a platform to advertise sustainable initiatives.
CMC trustees hold off on Keck withdrawal due to inadequate fundraising, dean says
Claremont McKenna College hasn’t yet met the fundraising threshold needed to start its formalized three-year withdrawal process from the Keck Science Department, creating uncertainty about the plan’s timeline, Keck dean Ulysses Sofia told TSL.
‘Pretty harmless’ to ‘personality cult’: Experts analyze the Denver House
With continued speculation that the Denver House group is a cult, TSL spoke to two experts. One said it is a cult, the other said it is not.
Mudd to revise Core Math curriculum: Two years after campus protests, first major change from review designed to decrease workload
The class of 2023 will be the first to experience Harvey Mudd College’s new pilot Core Math curriculum, which was modified after student protests over excessive workloads in 2017.
Kohoutek catastrophe: Lively music festival stifled by noise complaint
Kohoutek, an annual music festival hosted by Pitzer College, was quieted and forced indoors by a noise complaint April 20.