Last fall, a group of 5C students began living in the off-campus residence they call the Goddess House or Denver House.
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Pomona students stage sit-in to protest ‘financial insecurity and inaccessibility’
Pomona students held a sit in for nearly four hours Monday to protest Pomona’s policies for students on work-study.
Q&A: Montana Gov. Steve Bullock CM ’88 on college experience, potential presidential run
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock CM ’88 spoke to TSL about his experience at CMC and his potential presidential run.
Close Obama adviser Ben Rhodes visits Pomona, talks 2020 and future of American leadership
Senior Obama advisor Ben Rhodes visited Pomona and discussed his book, the Trump presidency, and Pitzer’s Haifa study abroad program with TSL.
Several students stopped, some fined on day of increased police activity
Claremont Police ticketed several drivers and bikers for not stopping at a crosswalk near Marston Quad April 1. They face fines up to $100.
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Pomona released proposed updates to its student code policies, relating to alcohol policy, free speech and the Good Samaritan Policy.
Scripps cuts substance-free housing, replaces with ‘wellness community’
Scripps has eliminated substance free housing for the 2019-2020 year, replacing it with a Wellness Learning Community, which is not sub-free.
Meet the 5Cs’ new student government presidents
The 5Cs elected a diverse group of student government presidents with varied experiences and goals.
Pomona’s new sexual assault survivors program includes close ties to local org Project Sister
Pomona College announced its new advocates for sexual assault survivors program will be more directly linked to Project Sister, a local survivor support group, and will have a more hierarchical structure.
Two years after housing shortage, Scripps admits another large class. Is it ready this time?
Scripps admitted another large class this year, raising concerns of another housing shortage like last year’s, which sent 38 students to CGU.