Following several decisions made by the Harvey Mudd College administration without student input, the Associated Students of Harvey Mudd College and the college’s Division
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Pitzer College Council schedules vote on suspending Israel study abroad program
After months of heated debate, the Pitzer College Council, a governance board comprising students and faculty, will vote at its March 14 meeting whether
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
Pomona College Art Museum construction continues with eye on 2020 opening
Construction of the new Pomona College Art Museum, situated along College Avenue between Second Street and Bonita Avenue, is well underway. And after surviving
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
Pomona’s Orientation Adventure revision process continues with open forums
After reversing her controversial decision last fall to move Pomona College’s Orientation Adventure to students’ sophomore years, Dean of Students Avis Hinkson has held
Pomona-Pitzer weekly sports roundup
Sagehen softball starts season with doubleheader sweep of Puget Sound The Pomona-Pitzer softball team (2-0) opened its season with a doubleheader against Puget Sound
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
Pitzer Residential Life bypasses Senate, claims student study space
Pitzer College’s Residential Life moved its office into a popular study room on campus during winter break without approval from Pitzer’s Student Senate, upsetting
VIDEO: Former CGU resident reflects on Scripps’ housing crisis
Last year, an over-enrollment at Scripps College created a housing crisis in which 40 random first-year students were required to live in off-campus apartments