In an effort to be transparent, we analyzed our coverage from the past semester and looked at the students we are covering. In an
Student governments offer funding for gender-affirming processes
Pitzer College and Scripps College student governments are expanding their funding options to fund a variety of gender-affirming actions for transgender, intersex, and non-binary
Residential Vibrancy Initiative revamps social life at Scripps
This year, a new Residential Vibrancy Initiative is redefining party culture at Scripps College, which was previously known as a quiet campus at the
News Bites — Week of Nov. 25
Claremont McKenna College address appears in FBI investigation Vice President of Student Affairs Sharon Basso forwarded an email Nov. 16 to Claremont McKenna
Survey on campus sexual assault occurrence raises concerns, sparks conversation
CW: Mentions of sexual assault Fifteen percent of undergraduate students reported experiencing incidents of sexual assault on-campus or off-campus at a school sponsored event,
5C students attend Los Angeles #MeToo Survivors’ March
Scripps Student Organizers, a group of approximately 20 Scripps College and 5C students interested in campus organizing, coordinated for 5C students to attend the
5C students, alumni participate in midterm election beyond voting
During her leave of absence this semester, Kaila Finn SC ’20 wrote campaign publications and did communications work for 22-year-old Will Haskell’s campaign for
Students counter Westboro Baptist Church picketers with ‘Celebration of Diversity’
About 100 students gathered at Pomona College’s Marston Quadrangle for a “Celebration of Diversity” event the morning of Nov. 12 in response to the
Internship grant opportunities at the 5Cs available to students
5C students lamenting the unpaid or underpaid internship opportunities may be eligible to receive funding from their respective colleges to help cover their expenses
Students frightened by Trump’s anti-trans memo, frustrated by colleges’ silence
By Laney Pope and Emily Kuhn In the wake of President Donald Trump’s memo affecting the rights and recognition of transgender people, students at