An untraditional Nativity scene depicting Mary, Joseph and baby Jesus as refugees separated in cages was put up at the Claremont United Methodist Church over the weekend.
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Pitzer Student Senate calls for McConnell to stop serving beef
Pitzer Senate passed a resolution 11-1 last month calling for McConnell to eliminate all beef offerings from the dining hall.
You asked, we answered: Are the berries across from The Hub at Claremont McKenna College edible?
In this week’s Ask TSL, we find out whether the berries at CMC are edible or will leave you dead-ible.
Scripps’ Tiernan Field House opens wellness room with napping beds, TED talks and more
Need a place to recline on comfy cushions, relax in a massage chair and unwind from a stressful day?
You might want to pay a visit to the new Scripps Wellness Room located in the Sallie Tiernan Field House (TFH). The space offers a getaway from college life where students can lie down for a nap, chill out in a massage chair and more.
Claremont trustees have donated more than $7 million to political causes since 2015, with CMC leading the way
Members of the 5Cs’ boards of trustees have donated more than $7.3 million to political candidates and committees since 2015, a TSL analysis of Federal Election Commission data found.
More 5Cs shift to online room draw systems
Pomona and Pitzer will shift to an online room draw system. Claremont McKenna used an online system for its mid-year room draw.
Campus Safety student Emergency Medical Services program to start next semester
Students are leaping into action to help peers in need next semester, with the launch of a student-staffed campus Emergency Medical Service.
Scripps pilots meal swipe donation program for students in need
Scripps College pioneered a meal swipe donation program to address food insecurity at its campus and in the broader Claremont community.
Pomona, CMC add new admissions checks for athletes after admissions scandal
After the ‘Varsity Blues’ college admissions scandal, Pomona and CMC have added new checks in their admissions processes for athletes.
CMC introduces suicide prevention training for some student leaders, will open to others in spring
As part of ongoing efforts to address mental health issues, Claremont McKenna College has begun training students in suicide prevention.