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.
Pomona removes criminal history question from application
Starting this year, Pomona removed an application question asking prospective students if they have criminal histories.
Inside the bleak financial outlook of Oasis, KGI’s $53 million housing project
After delayed construction, low occupancy and revenue shortfalls, bonds issued to fund KGI’s housing project were downgraded to junk status.
Claremont residents turn out to condemn police outsourcing proposal
Claremont residents opposed a proposal to dissolve the city’s police department and contract with the L.A. County sheriff instead.
Construction of new Scripps Pitzer Science Center pushed back as CMC searches for science chair
Construction of the new 70,000-square foot Scripps Pitzer Science Center, which is expected to be completed by spring 2023, is set to begin later this spring.
Harvey Mudd van damaged in gas-siphoning incident
A Harvey Mudd van was damaged after someone left large holes in the gas tube, likely while attempting to siphon gas.
Harvey Mudd eliminates SAT subject test requirement
Beginning for the class of 2025, Harvey Mudd will no longer require applicants to submit SAT subject tests.
“Women are taking the lead”: Former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards visits Scripps
Cecile Richards, the former president of Planned Parenthood, spoke to a packed auditorium at Scripps College’s Garrison Theater Jan. 30.