Harvey Mudd will require COVID-19 vaccines for students living on campus or in off-campus apartments for the fall 2021 semester.
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Pomona to recruit junior, senior sponsors in preparation for unprecedented return to campus
Pomona College’s Sponsor Program will now recruit junior and senior sponsors for the 2021-22 academic year.
6C Title IX policy revisions reflect order for formal grievance process, live hearings
The 6C Interim Title IX Policy was revised in late January in an effort to comply with an order mandated under the Trump administration.
OPINION: Don’t fall for the ‘Never Trump’ Republicans
We must not put ‘Never Trump’ politicians on a pedestal simply for admonishing former president Donald Trump, writes Nick Black, PO ’24
OPINION: Feminists are not the problem
It is not the duty of feminists to educate men. Men should seek out education in pursuit of equality, writes Katherine O’Neill CM ’21.
CMC proposes new Racial-Ethnic Understanding general education requirement, asks for student feedback
Claremont McKenna College hosted a virtual student forum Feb. 9 to discuss possible changes to the college’s general education requirements.
Scripps College to stay closed for spring semester, following remote fall
Scripps College will remain online through the spring semester, the college announced in an email to students Monday.
Yasmin Elqutami named The Student Life’s editor-in-chief for spring 2021 semester
Yasmin Elqutami PO ’22 was named editor-in-chief of TSL for the spring 2021 semester Wednesday after a unanimous vote by the editorial board selection
Who’s running school social media accounts?
TSL slides into the DMs of 5C admissions accounts to find out who exactly is behind the memes, gifs and Cecil content.
‘Nothing has been fixed’: 5C students react to compressed spring calendar with anger, confusion
In response to the news that spring 2021 would bring another compressed semester, students reacted with a mixture of anger, stress and confusion.