The Chaplains of the Claremont Colleges discuss how they have adapted to the remote semester by sending care packages to students and organizing hangouts.
Tag: Religion
The 5Cs get colorful during Holi celebration
The Claremont Colleges Hindu Society hosted Holi, a religious and cultural festival which includes throwing colors, at Walker Beach.
From the Navy to North Korea to CMC, professor Mike Izbicki discusses his path to pacifism
Computer science professor Mike Izbicki discusses conscientious objection, teaching in North Korea, and machine learning for social change.
‘Do Science and God Mix?’ Oxford’s John Lennox comes to Claremont to share his views
University of Oxford science philosopher John Lennox visited Harvey Mudd College on Oct. 10 to discuss the intersection of religion and science.
A dive into Pitzer’s 2019 summer session
Are you looking to get more credits or explore more subjects? 5C students can register for summer session courses at Pitzer College.
What’s going on at the Denver House? Students in spiritual group push back against cult rumors
Last fall, a group of 5C students began living in the off-campus residence they call the Goddess House or Denver House.
OPINION: Why you should stop worshipping God and start worshipping Amazon
The Merriam Webster dictionary defines prayer as “an address (such as a petition) to God or a god in word or thought.” God is defined as “a being or object believed to have more than natural attributes and powers and to require human worship.” They’re both fairly loose definitions that
OPINION: Summertime Sataness: Lana Del Rey as the Antichrist
“Feet don’t fail me now…” These five words marked the beginning of a new era, one characterized by moderate-to-severe depressive episodes, waterproof mascara and casual cocaine use. The homosexuals, of course, wasted no time in declaring Lana Del Rey a gay icon. The ethereal richness of her vocals, the evident
OPINION: Thoughts and prayers are lovely, but if you’re truly devout, you need to take action
I spent 12 years in a Catholic education system. I’m no longer religious, but the close connections I maintain with people still in the church and the duration I spent as a devout member of it qualify me to make the following statement. If there is indeed a God, then
Under Review, Chaplaincy Faces Uncertain Future
Per the request of the presidents of the Claremont Colleges, the Claremont University Consortium (CUC) has put the chaplaincy under review to understand how the colleges can “best meet the spiritual and religious needs of all students, faculty, and staff,” according to an email sent by Pomona College President David