Obama-era attorney general Eric Holder discussed his advocacy for voting rights during Pomona’s third annual Payton Distinguished Lecture.
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New Rains Center to be completed by 2022; 5Cs prepare for construction’s effects
Rains’s expansion and remodeling will begin this May and should be completed before the start of the spring 2022 semester.
Pomona to limit OA destinations further than four hours
Pomona will keep next fall’s Orientation Adventure destinations within four hours’ driving distance from campus.
Pet of the week: Masala, a blanket-loving miniature Australian shepherd
Meet Masala, the TSL pet of the week: a miniature Australian shepherd who loves to chew shoes for sport and play fetch next to the Sallie Tiernan Field House!
Fruit frenzy: Your juicy guide to Claremont’s edible fruits
Oranges, loquats, guava, oh my! Fruits flourish in Claremont’s sunny weather — here’s your handbook to when and where to find them.
Star climber Laurel Melton PZ ’20 reaches new heights with national team, Claremont Climbing Team
Laurel Melton PZ ’20 has climbed all across the world for the U.S. Climbing national team and hopes to pursue a career in climbing.
Pitzer unearths $200,000: College discovers previously unaccounted-for funds
Pitzer College uncovered approximately $200,000 of previously unaccounted-for funds which had accumulated for over a decade.
CMC unveils new Carol Bove sculptures, inspiring praise, confusion, memes
Claremont McKenna College revealed four acquisitions by Brooklyn-based artist Carol Bove, including two new works.
Students forced to adjust study abroad plans as coronavirus epidemic escalates
As the coronavirus issue escalates in China, some 5C students were forced to make changes to their planned study abroad experiences.
The Claremont Global Game Jam: Creating a video game from scratch in two days
5C students teamed up to participate in the Claremont Global Game Jam, a timed event in which teams had 49 hours to plan, program, and execute functioning video games.