Claremont McKenna is postponing its 2020 commencement to a later date, rather than moving the ceremony online.
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First coronavirus case confirmed in City of Claremont
The City of Claremont has its first confirmed case of coronavirus, the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health announced Tuesday.
Boyle brings Hens to Sweet 16 with buzzer-beater
Unfortunately, the team will not be able to play in the Sweet 16 as the NCAA Tournament was cancelled due to coronavirus concerns.
Students take mental health feedback into their own hands
The Claremont Mental Health Initiative, a student-led initiative aiming to improve 7C mental health resources, released a survey Feb. 23 to assess students’ experiences with access to mental health resources at the 7Cs.
As coronavirus spreads, 5C students’ study abroad programs abruptly canceled
As the Wuhan coronavirus continues to spread globally, more 5C students studying abroad are seeing their programs suddenly canceled.
Black Arts Festival creates space for representations of black creativity
Watu Weusi, a black student support collective at Scripps College, hosted its eighth annual Black Arts Festival Saturday, showcasing black and African art and culture.
Pitzer proposal to transfer Shakedown to Bon Appétit shakes up controversy
Some Pitzer students are speaking out against the college’s proposal to transfer control of the student-run Shakedown Café to Bon Appétit.
ASPC senior class president resigns, class to vote on replacement
ASPC’s senior class president Love Chery PO ’20 announced her resignation in a Feb. 23 email to the senior class.
CMS hopes to deliver on first-place ranking with SCIAC victory
The CMS softball team enters the 2020 season with high expectations, as they were voted to finish first in the SCIAC in a coaches’ poll.
Right-wing foundation to sue Pomona, Pitzer
The David Horowitz Freedom Center will sue Pomona and Pitzer Colleges for alleged anti-Semitism, citing Trump’s new executive order.