BLAREMONT MAG is a new magazine featuring Black students through photographs, videos and written stories. Editor-in-Chief and Creative Director Rahim Chilewa PZ ’27 pioneered the project, which he envisions as a way to share the stories of Black students through art.
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‘The Lobster’ claws its way onto the 5C publishing scene
In the fall of 2024, a group of Pomona students established The Lobster: The Claremont Journal of the Humanities, in hopes of creating space for a diverse breadth of work from across the Claremont Colleges.
New Yorker tote bags at the 5Cs: Symbolic or functional?
The New Yorker tote bag is ubiquitous at the 5Cs. The tote, offered exclusively to subscribers of the New Yorker magazine, is a phenomenon unto itself. Many students cite the tote as a primary reason for subscribing to the magazine, while others searched the online resale market. Many believe the tote has transcended its original function due to its signage value: the bag signals that its owner is well-read and cultured.
‘Tangible sharing can go a long way’: The 5Zines club and the power of zine making
Alex Pedroza HM ’25 and Ruby Peterman HM ’25 co-founded the new 5Zines club earlier this year, hoping to create a space exclusively dedicated to creating these innovative booklets.
Claremont stays fashion-forward with new sustainable magazine
Natasha Gardiner-Feldman PZ ’23 founded PZ Threads as a community for creative individuals interested in the fashion industry.
East Sixth Street: Fostering a creative community for artists
East Sixth Street, a creative online magazine for all artists in Claremont, was founded last year by co-executive editors Lena Proctor CM ’21 and Elton Smole CM ’21, along with a group of their friends. After one year, they have expanded into holding regular live events for the 5C community,