Love — and chocolate — were in the air on Feb. 14 as Valentine’s Day-themed events took place throughout the 5Cs, fostering community and giving students the opportunity to take a break from school and try a sweet treat instead. The day began with “For the Love of Chocolate,” an
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OPINION: Why a referendum ‘yes’ vote actually matters
Ben Brady PO ’25 argues that Pomona College’s upcoming ASPC referendum gauging student opinion on Pomona College’s investments in Israel is an opportunity for students to take part in galvanizing a broader societal shift.
Two years in: Ukrainian students share personal accounts from the Russia-Ukraine war
On Thursday, Feb. 1, Ukrainian students at the Claremont Colleges invited members of the community to gather in Scripps College’s Hampton Room to discuss and mourn the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. With Feb. 24 marking two years since Russia began their full-scale invasion, the student panel served as a way
The Coyotes are coming out to play in season’s biggest tournament
The Coyotes are hungry for a win at their upcoming sectionals tournament and are ready to defend their home turf against top dogs like UCLA and UCSD. 5C club tennis is excited to showcase their variety of talents in the biggest tournament of the season on Feb. 17 and 18 at Claremont Tennis Club.
From the top! Tamasha looks to wow in end-of-year showcase
Sanskriti Season is here! Tamasha is pulling out all the stops for their end of year dance showcase. Tamasha, the 5C Bollywood dance club, has served as a haven for people of South Asian descent to keep in touch with their culture and a great avenue for people to engage with the art of music and dance.
DRAFT HEAD: Teaching an old dog new tricks: PE at the Claremont Colleges
Did the rhythmic beats of the fitness gram pacer test haunt your collegiate P.E. career? Were you last picked in those games of dodgeball? Fear not, fulfilling your P.E. requirement college doesn’t need to be more of that same slug. Try expanding your horizons with the smorgasbord of offerings ranging from classics like tennis, to new experiences like Tai Chi Sword (legend says you get to keep the weapon).
OPINION: The 5Cs need to fix their professor review system
The 5Cs are in dire need of a new professor review system, writes Rowan Gray CM ’26.
OPINION: I didn’t moralize food — and event organizers should cut back on it
Rowan Gray CM ’26 responds to a response article defending himself on his anti-sugar piece.
OPINION: BIPOC upperclassmen, thank you for doing the work you shouldn’t have to
Upperclassmen have helped Lizette Gonzalez PO ’27 feel at home at the 5Cs, and questions why the administration didn’t step up.
Student Athletic Trainers Excel on the Sidelines: Getting a taste of pre-health and experiencing athletics from a different lens
Staying fit, on and off the field; student athletic trainers get to experience the best of both worlds, getting a taste of the other side of athletics and experiencing a taste of the medical field and expanding their experience in the world of sports.