California moved into the least restrictive yellow tier, Governor Gavin Newsom announced in a tweet Tuesday.
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5C Muslim students speak on rewards, institutional challenges of Ramadan amid a pandemic
On top of pandemic restrictions, Muslim students observing Ramadan must navigate finals during the holiday. While all 5Cs offer accommodations to students who ask, some Muslim students argue it’s not enough.
A look inside the Pauley Tennis Complex under COVID-19 guidelines
With 5C athletic facilities re-opening, Averi Sullivan PO ’23 returned to campus to visit work out at the Pauley Tennis Complex.
Starr pushes ASPC to ‘reverse course’ on divestment bill that would reform internal finances in support of Palestine
Pomona College President Starr and administrators criticized legislation ASPC passed April 22, citing a lack of student representation in the decision.
Scripps unveils fall 2021 housing plans: off-campus apartments, no triple rooms
Scripps College elaborated on its previously announced plans for summer and fall housing in a Monday email to students from Dean of Students Charlotte Johnson.
Scripps to provide summer housing, mandate COVID-19 vaccines for fall
Scripps joins the other undergraduate Claremont Colleges in mandating vaccinations for the fall 2021 semester.
Pitzer Student Senate endorses amendment to create representative position for current, previously incarcerated students
Pitzer College Student Senate unanimously endorsed an amendment to its constitution that would create a representative position for current and previously incarcerated Pitzer students.
A look back: Lara Tiedens’ legacy after five years at Scripps College
Five years after joining Scripps College in 2016, Lara Tiedens ended her term as president April 15. TSL took a look back at her tenure.
In Memoriam: Tongva elder Julia Bogany
Tongva elder Julia Bogany died March 28. She had been affiliated with the Claremont Consortium for over a dozen years.
2021 Claremont Zinefest explores the boundaries of art and activism
This year’s Claremont Zinefest will center queer and trans Asian and Pacific Islander voices, doubling as a fundraiser for two organizations.