Many BIPOC and first-generation students lack the proper resources to acclimate to college culture — and Pitzer is no help, writes Daniel Bonilla PZ ‘25.
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OPINION: You don’t need to buy a new iPhone every year
Resist the social pressure to buy a new iPhone every year as it feeds into wasteful and consumerist behaviors, argues Mishaal Ijaz SC ’24.
Read it and weep: On breaking up with diets
Nina Potischman PO ’21 reflects on her relationship with food, the wellness industry and the effect Christy Harrison’s book “Anti-Diet” had on her life.
Colleges draft policies to meet students’ financial concerns as COVID-19 spreads
The 5Cs are sending students home and moving classes online, and many students have been left wondering about housing and financial issues.
EDITORIAL BOARD: Student newsrooms are here to serve you. All we ask for in return is adequate funding
Student newsrooms exist to cover student voices. All we ask in return is to be adequately funded.
Unpack the Facts: Five things to do over Spring Break
Whether you’re staying in Claremont or going home, here are some ideas to help bust your boredom over break without busting the bank.