The California Department of Public Health released interim guidance allowing institutions of higher education to reopen if local conditions allow.
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CMC closes The Children’s School for 2020-2021 school year; parents frustrated, saddened by closure
When CMC closed The Children’s School for the upcoming year, parents reacted with shock and concern for the 85-year-old school’s future.
Citing budget shortfalls, Mudd plans to furlough employees if students cannot return to campus
Harvey Mudd College is planning to furlough some staff members and lower the salary of others if students are unable to return to campus in the fall.
LA County Department of Public Health releases draft guidelines for reopening of institutions of higher education
LA County has released draft guidelines — pending guidance from the state — for the reopening of institutions of higher education.
ICE says new international students cannot enter US if taking all fall classes online
Incoming international students enrolling in fully online classes will not be able to enter the U.S. this fall, according to ICE guidelines.
Harvey Mudd employee tests positive for COVID-19
A Harvey Mudd College facilities and maintenance grounds employee has tested positive for COVID-19, the college announced Saturday.
CMS Athletics cancels all competition for the fall 2020 season
Following Claremont McKenna College’s decision to hold all fall semester classes online, Claremont-Mudd-Scripps has officially canceled all fall 2020 athletic competitions. No P-P or CMS teams will be suiting up for the rest of 2020.
Claremont McKenna becomes fourth 5C to hold all fall classes online
Claremont McKenna College will hold all classes online for the coming fall semester, President Hiram Chodosh announced to students Friday. CMC is the fourth undergraduate Claremont College to announce a virtual semester, citing rising coronavirus cases in the region.
Facing virus surge, some LA-area colleges reconsider in-person classes for the fall
Some LA County colleges have begun to reconsider reopening their campuses. But three in four still plan to offer some sort of in-person instruction this fall.
OPINION: Thinking about moving to Claremont? Here’s why you should think twice
As students make plans for the fall, Becca Zimmerman PZ ’21 explains why living with friends amid the coronavirus pandemic may be unwise.