Pomona College’s recent student affairs decisions show a serious difference between how it talks about discipline and how it really acts.
Editorial Board
EDITORIAL BOARD: Reopening is hard, but students deserve better
As the 5Cs prepare to return to campus, the Editorial Board writes, chaos and confusion will be the default unless administrators work to prioritize clarity.
EDITORIAL BOARD: CGU, revoke your statement legitimizing election fraud
TSL’s Editorial Board calls on Claremont Graduate University to revoke its Jan. 7 statement that qualified senators’ and representatives’ recent claims of election fraud as “legitimate points.”
EDITORIAL BOARD: Black lives matter, and saying so is objective journalism
Our duty as a newspaper is to write with objectivity, so we must be unequivocal in declaring that Black lives matter is not a subjective stance, nor should it be. It is undeniably, irrefutably right.
EDITORIAL BOARD: The 5Cs’ delays in announcing grading policies are hurting students
The 5Cs’ delays in announcing grading policies add more stress to students’ already-heavy burdens, TSL’s Editorial Board writes.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Pomona shutting out students, reporters from faculty grading meeting is unacceptable
Pomona barred students and reporters from a faculty meeting to decide coronavirus grading policy. This is unacceptable.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Coronavirus is here — while deeply unfortunate, we need to act rationally
We can’t prevent Coronavirus from drastically affecting our school year, but we can do our best to prevent it from spreading more.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Above all, restrictive communications policies harm colleges’ students
Several of the Claremont Colleges have policies restricting employee communication . This hurts everyone — but students most of all.
EDITORIAL BOARD: We just want to do our jobs. Please let us
As student journalists, we work to keep the campus informed about what’s going on. But we can’t do our jobs if we’re kept from accessing basic information.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Who we’re covering, who we’re not — spring 2019
A look back at who and what TSL’s covered this year — and how we’re trying to make our coverage more equitable.