After a month-long period operating as an urgent care center, Student Health Services was able to resume normal service Oct. 22 after it hired four new staff members, officials said.
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QRC, 5C students celebrate National Coming Out Day with Motley open mic
In honor of National Coming Out Day, the Queer Resource Center hosted an open mic night at the Motley Coffeehouse Oct. 12. The open mic featured a wide array of performances, from an acoustic duet cover of “Corduroy Dreams,” originally by Rex Orange County, to inspiring poems about body image and the LGBTQIA+ experience to stand-up comedy.
Campus Safety started using body cameras without informing students
A newly-released Campus Safety document reveals officers began wearing body cameras on Aug. 1, without any announcement until now.
Off the rails: Future of Claremont’s Gold Line station uncertain
The LA Metro’s Gold Line is set to extend to Claremont, but a lack of funding jeopardizes a plan that would improve 5C students’ access to LA.
Claremont Graduate University withdraws from International Place
Claremont Graduate University withdrew from the International Place of the Claremont Colleges over the summer, officials said.
EDITORIAL BOARD: As 5Cs mourn, lean on those around you
Nothing about the past two weeks has been easy. Lean on those around you and take advantage of the closeness of the 5C community.
Student found dead in Claremont McKenna College dorm room
A Claremont McKenna College student was found dead Tuesday morning in his dorm room in Phillips Hall.
Students counter Westboro Baptist Church picketers with ‘Celebration of Diversity’
About 100 students gathered at Pomona College’s Marston Quadrangle for a “Celebration of Diversity” event the morning of Nov. 12 in response to the
Second Sparkathon attempts to solve LA homelessness
Over 200 students gathered in the Hive Nov. 2 for Pomona Ventures’ second Sparkathon, a seven-hour thinking challenge that enables students of all majors
Students frightened by Trump’s anti-trans memo, frustrated by colleges’ silence
In the wake of President Donald Trump’s memo affecting the rights and recognition of transgender people, students at the Claremont Colleges expressed feeling fearful