Claremont Graduate University received a gift of $14 million — among the largest in its 95-year history — from the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians to purchase the Huntley Bookstore.
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Q&A: CGU epidemiologist Nicole M. Gatto talks COVID-19, masks and politics
As the United States continues to report record numbers of new daily COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, TSL sat down with Nicole M. Gatto, an associate professor of public health at Claremont Graduate University, to discuss the surge in cases and governmental response.
Majority of CGU classes to be online in spring
CGU instruction will remain majority online in the spring semester, the school announced in an email to students Wednesday.
While 5Cs go fully online, KGI students conduct COVID-19 vaccine research from campus
While the 5C campuses have gone quiet with online classes, some graduate students at Claremont Graduate University and Keck Graduate Institute are toiling away in their Claremont classrooms — some conducting research on COVID-19 vaccines and virus detection strategies, and others visiting campus to access art studios.
Claremont Colleges cancel in-person classes, tell students to go home
The undergraduate Claremont Colleges canceled in-person classes after spring break and are asking students to move out early.
Claremont Graduate University withdraws from International Place
Claremont Graduate University withdrew from the International Place of the Claremont Colleges over the summer, officials said.
News Bites Week of April 21
Pitzer hires a new Dean of Faculty, ASCMC announces its 2019-2020 budget allocations and 17 current and former 5C students win fellowships.
CGU celebrates annual show on digital art, poetry, Scrabble
“The living aren’t equal and neither are the dead. Transformation is the bravest fantasy,” said Inez Tan as she read from her poem, “I Am Trying to Care about You as a Person but You Keep Turning Me into a Bear.” Last Friday evening, Oct. 12, Foothill Poetry Journal
Following shortage, Scripps expands on-campus housing options
Scripps College has made changes to address last year’s on-campus housing shortage, when over-enrollment for the class of 2021 resulted in 38 first-year students living in the Claremont Graduate University apartments on Foothill Boulevard. The administration made use of existing space on campus and renovated the president’s house, the Revelle