Pomona College administrators said Friday they plan to bring students back to campus in fall 2021 and cautioned that a spring return to campus appears unlikely.
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Harvey Mudd will not bring students back to campus in spring 2021
Harvey Mudd College will not open its campus to students in the spring 2021 semester, college administrators told students in an email Friday.
Pomona postpones applications for potential mid-semester return to campus
The opening of applications is dependent on a Los Angeles County waiver program that is currently on hold, Dean of Students Avis Hinkson told students Thursday.
10-day quarantine and other things to keep in mind if you’re moving back to Claremont
Though health experts and fellow students have warned of the dangers of traveling and moving back to Claremont, some students have no choice but to move or have chosen to return regardless. Here are some things to know if you’re moving to Claremont for the spring semester.
Pomona’s RAISE research program to replace SURP for second consecutive summer
Pomona College’s Remote Alternative Independent Summer Experience Program will again replace its Summer Undergraduate Research Program.
CGU, CMC, KGI, Pomona, Scripps, Pitzer issue statements condemning Capitol riot
Six Claremont College presidents condemned the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol in emails to students Thursday.
10 5C professors join 1,500+ political scientists in calling for removal of Trump
Ten politics professors at the Claremont Colleges joined more than 1,500 political scientists in an open letter calling for the immediate removal of President Donald Trump from office.
Los Angeles County COVID-19 hospitalizations top 8,000
COVID-19 hospitalizations in Los Angeles County have exceeded 8,000 for the first time since the start of the pandemic, according to the California Department of Public Health.
How well do you remember TSL’s 2020 news coverage?
This year was hectic, to say the least. Take this quiz to see how well you remember TSL’s 2020 news coverage.
Southern California hits a week with 0 percent ICU capacity
Southern California reached its first week with zero percent reported ICU capacity since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic.