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Join us listen to Scott examine the current generation's defining question: what makes a person valuable when machines can do so much work?  Somewhere on campus right now, a student is asking AI to do the assignment you…

What do people seek when they seek justice? A judgment may establish responsibility. A truth commission may create a public record. An oral history may give someone the opportunity to tell a story that has long gone unh…

In 1942, nine-year-old Sam Mihara, a U.S. citizen living in San Francisco, was forcibly removed from his home by the U.S. government. Along with his family, he was placed in a desolate prison camp in Northern Wyoming fo…

James M. Anderson, director of the RAND Institute for Civil Justice and a senior behavioral scientist at RAND, has spent his career applying rigorous research to complex public policy challenges. His work examines how e…

Join Music Mania, a student-led community service organization at the Claremont Colleges, for their end-of-semester holiday recital!After four months of rehearsals, Music Mania is excited to share their hard work throug…

In his presentation, Professor Bernard Haykel will focus on the modern political history of Saudi Arabia and analyze this country's decades long relationship with the United States. He will also examine the political re…

Joy needs to be taken seriously. Through extensive study of Black student life, Tichavakunda turned the sociology of race and higher education on its head by focusing on joy. Drawing upon his research exploring the soci…

In her presentation, Professor Jennifer Hunt will discuss the importance of innovation for economic growth, the characteristics and work experience of innovators, and the impediments to women realizing their full innova…

Born in Korea and adopted as an infant, Lee Herrick has been a professor for 30 years and currently serves as California Poet Laureate. Herrick's main influences have been family, poets and writers, musicians, and peopl…

Join this important discussion about the significance of military service. Few of us can predict where life will take us. For Miemie Winn Byrd ’89, an unexpected decision to try Army ROTC led to Claremont McKenna Colleg…