On Saturday, former presidential candidate and previous Pomona College student Marianne Williamson participated in a Zoom call with Claremont DISCOVR — a 5C advocacy group for students with disabilities — in support of flexible hybrid learning options for vulnerable students.
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Claremont Colleges will begin spring semester with two weeks of remote learning
Citing the global explosion in cases of COVID-19 driven by the infectious omicron variant, the undergraduate Claremont Colleges will move to remote instruction for the first two weeks of the spring semester.
Harvey Mudd opens doors to new Scott A. McGregor Computer Science Center
Harvey Mudd College has finally opened the doors of its brand-new Scott A. McGregor Computer Science building.
From distanced to dorm rooms: Sophomores experience campus for the first time
After a year of online school, sophomores at the 5Cs have finally experienced their long-awaited arrival this August.
OPINION: It’s okay to not be happy back on campus
A return to campus has brought new challenges coupled with romanticized expectations, says Abby Loiselle PO ’23.
Q&A: Diana Vicezar PZ ’24 represents Paraguay at global climate change conference
Diana Vicezar PZ ’24 is representing Paraguay at Youth4Climate, a climate change conference organized by the UN. TSL caught up with Vicezar on Tuesday to learn more about what she’s been up to this week.
‘Corona Cutie’ pokes fun at quarantine dating with sardonic musical numbers, campy costumes
“Corona Cutie,” a musical written by Lucy Geller PO ’21, entertained audiences with virtual screenings from April 23 to 25.
‘Am I doing enough?’: 5C first-year class presidents reflect on a virtual year
The 5C first-year class presidents reflect on the rewards and challenges of working during a virtual year. Read more here.
Slack channels and 24/7 Zooms: A look inside TSL’s virtual newsroom
TSL editorial board, editors and writers discuss how TSL operates during a virtual semester when the staff is spread across the world.
OPINION: Mandating the use of Zoom’s camera function is detrimental to student education
Professors should allow students to turn off Zoom cameras during class for mental health and equity reasons, says Sam Hernandez PO ’24.