Starting this fall, 5C students will no longer be able to choose to live at a different school in the consortium. The Claremont Colleges’
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Scripps seniors develop web app for survivors of sexual violence
After spending the summer working on a web app that connects victims of sexual assault to each other, two Scripps College seniors finally got
Students pitch student-run Emergency Medical Service with 5C club
Three 5C students who recently earned their Emergency Medical Technician certifications wanted to gain practical experience, but didn’t have time in their busy schedules
McConnell seeks to reinforce high ratings in response to food safety issues
While Los Angeles County safety inspections continue to grant top marks to 5C dining halls, reports of potentially unsafe food items at Pitzer College’s
Creation, commerce and community: Artistic entrepreneurs at the 5Cs
Almost every student at the 5Cs has experience juggling academics, extracurriculars and personal lives, but only a few add running a small business to
Scripps professor to speak with prosecutors about sexual assault accusation against Virginia Lt. Gov.
CW: Description of alleged sexual assault Scripps College politics professor Vanessa Tyson, who has accused Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax of sexually assaulting her
Keck expansion continues despite CMC withdrawal
Plans to expand the W.M. Keck Science Department have not been slowed by Claremont McKenna College’s unexpected decision last fall to withdraw from the
Scripps College professor accuses Virginia Lt. Gov. of sexual assault
This article has been updated to include the statement Vanessa Tyson released Wednesday. This article was updated Thursday to include additional information and interviews.
In Memoriam: Red Dogg, emotional support animal and Campus Safety officer
Claremont will have one fewer four-legged friend this semester. Red Dogg, a brown-spotted beagle who served as a Campus Safety Officer and emotional support
Gas line bursts near Keck Graduate Institute
Update (11:36 a.m.): The gas leak is “under control” and the affected area is “open for access to the campus,” according to Campus Safety.