Tongva elder Julia Bogany passed away March 28, 2021. She had been affiliated with the Claremont Consortium for over a dozen years.
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A look back: Lara Tiedens’ legacy after five years at Scripps College
Lara Tiedens’ short term as president of Scripps College came to an end April 15, 2021, a position she began August 2016.
Claremont McKenna begins limited, in-person campus tours
Claremont McKenna College is the first Claremont College restarting its in-person campus tours for prospective students.
Pomona confirms elimination of fall cross-campus dining, announces ‘unlimited’ meal plan, off-campus housing
Pomona College released further information on its plans to return, including the elimination of cross-campus dining and additional housing.
South Asian Mentorship Program launches campaign for caste protections in 5C nondiscrimination policies
The South Asian Mentorship Program launched a campaign this semester to include caste protections in the 5Cs’ nondiscrimination policies.
Student Health Services COVID-19 vaccination clinics now open to all community members 18 years or older
Student Health Services will begin providing COVID-19 vaccines to all members of the Claremont community 18 years of age or older April 16.
Pomona extends test-optional policy to fall 2024 admission cycle
Pomona College extended its test-optional policy through the fall 2024 admissions cycle, a three-year addition to its initial policy rollout.
Pomona plans ‘limited campus population’ for summer, mandates COVID-19 vaccinations
A limited number of Pomona students will be able to live on campus this summer ahead of an anticipated in-person fall, once vaccinated.
Pitzer College to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations if students return to campus in fall
Pitzer College students will need to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before returning to campus, the college announced Tuesday.
5C Korean Student Association calls for apology from CMC professor implicated in controversial law journal article
The 5C Korean Student Association is demanding an apology from CMC professor Eric Helland for sanctioning a controversial article.