After a few weeks of classes in tents, students and faculty express con-tent-ment with the benefits of outdoors classrooms.
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Following legal battle, Claremont School of Theology will stay local
Facing financial stress and ensuing legal battles, the Claremont School of Theology has opted to remain in Claremont.
5C sustainability efforts challenged by evolving COVID-19 protocols
New sustainability efforts at the 5Cs are attempting to combat challenges brought on by COVID-19 protocols and modifications — with mixed results.
The masked singers: Music programs implement COVID-19 safety guidelines
How can high-risk activities such as singing survive during a pandemic? Music professors have tackled this question through uniquely shaped masks, social distancing, and practicing outdoors.
As COVID-19 rates slide in LA County, semester’s first cases emerge at 7Cs
Los Angeles County’s COVID case rate is falling but still significant this week, as campus testing uncovered a handful of the semester’s first cases at the Claremont Colleges.
CMC shifts campus plans for a new science building
Claremont McKenna College is planning significant changes to its campus in coming years, including the construction of a new integrated sciences center, even as the school’s controversial withdrawal from the W.M. Keck Science Department remains up in the air.
Season preview: 3 things to know before this Saturday’s football opener
After more than a year off the field, the CMS and P-P football teams are set to return for a long-awaited season, opening with the two teams’ much-anticipated Sixth Street rivalry game.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Pomona’s disciplinary system is ‘educational.’ Until it isn’t
Pomona College’s recent student affairs decisions show a serious difference between how it talks about discipline and how it really acts.
Masks, testing, parties and more: How the 5Cs plan to handle COVID-19 on campus
As students begin returning to Claremont, the colleges’ plans in response to the pandemic are starting to take shape.
Pomona moves juniors and seniors off campus to make room for new classes
After several juniors and seniors selected rooms on south campus, Pomona administrators said they actually needed the space for first-years and sophomores.