CMC ranks second in FIRE free speech rankings, other 5Cs receive failing grades

The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) gave Claremont McKenna College (CMC) the second-place spot on its 2027 College Free Speech Rankings, a report that rates the free speech climates at college and university campuses nationwide. CMC received a passing “B-” grade from FIRE, while all of the other undergraduate Claremont Colleges received failing “F” grades.
Of the 261 colleges surveyed, Pitzer College ranked 160th, Scripps College ranked 167th, Harvey Mudd College ranked 184th and Pomona College ranked 226th. While the other Claremont Colleges saw increases in their rankings compared to last year, CMC dropped by one rank, losing its first-place spot to the University of Chicago.

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Losing? Haven’t heard of it; Athenas waltz past Warhawks 7-0 to continue strong start to season

Claremont-Mudd-Scripps (CMS) Women’s Tennis continued their reign of dominance on Friday, March 28, smiting a new challenger. The University of Wisconsin Whitewater found themselves bested at the Biszantz Family Tennis Center, as CMS secured a 7-0 victory.

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P-P lacrosse off to flying start on the back of NCAA Elite Eight appearance

Sagehens’ lacrosse has flown into the 2025 season, sitting first in SCIAC with a 3-0 record. Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) defeated UChicago — who travelled across the country to face the Hens — 14-10 on Sunday, Feb. 23.

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Q&A: Alisha Chulani on her time with the CMS women’s tennis team

Serving up dominating wins and fore-handing other teams defeat, Alisha Chulani HM ’25 and Athenas tennis are looking to follow up their 2022 national title with yet another dominating season. Read about Chulani’s experience as a member of one of DIII tennis’s top teams and her goals for 2023.

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