The percentage of intensive care unit beds available in Southern California was zero percent for the fourth consecutive day Sunday, according to the state’s COVID-19 response website.
News
CGU receives $14 million gift for purchase of Huntley Bookstore to house health research center
Claremont Graduate University received a gift of $14 million — among the largest in its 95-year history — from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians to purchase the Huntley Bookstore.
COVID-19 hospitalizations rise as Southern California ICU capacity is 0 percent for third consecutive day
The percentage of intensive care unit beds available in Southern California was zero percent for the third consecutive day Saturday, according to the California Department of Public Health.
ICU capacity in Southern California is 0 percent for second consecutive day
The percentage of intensive care unit beds available in Southern California remained at zero percent Friday, according to the California Department of Public Health.
ICU capacity in Southern California sinks to 0 percent
The percentage of intensive care unit beds available in Southern California dropped to zero percent Thursday, according to the California Department of Public Health.
Pomona to open applications for students wishing to return mid-semester
Pomona College will open applications in January for students wishing to return to campus in spring pending Los Angeles County approval.
CMC offers London residential program to international students for spring 2021
Claremont McKenna College will offer its international students a residence hall away from Claremont this spring, announcing a new spring residential program in London to international students.
5Cs announce final spring 2021 calendar
The 5Cs announced the official spring semester calendar with the addition of a week-long spring break in an email from the Academic Deans Committee to 5C students Dec. 11.
Pitzer launches nation’s first path to bachelor’s degree for incarcerated students based on Inside-Out curriculum
Pitzer College and the Claremont Colleges Justice Education Initiative launched the nation’s first in-prison bachelor’s degree program for currently incarcerated students in a virtual nationwide launch event Dec. 10.
CMC final 5C to signal a remote start to spring 2021 semester
Claremont McKenna College will not reopen its campus for the start of the spring semester but will try to return students mid-semester if conditions and Los Angeles County guidance allow, President Hiram Chodosh wrote in an email to students Wednesday.