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Trained as an ocean engineer and an artist, Jane Chang Mi considers land politics and postcolonial ecologies while exploring the traditions and narratives associated with the environment.

Join the Claremont Journal of Law and Public Policy for a presidential debate held between students. The student debaters will argue questions of policy, platforms, and the role of the executive in the 2016 Presidential…

The Dreier Roundtable's third annual conference focuses on the rising tides of populism, both in the United States and abroad and will feature a lunchtime discussion between David Dreier ’75 and Mickey Kantor, former U.…

Michael Hiltzik will offer his findings and views on how the middle class gets squeezed by income inequality and unfair government tax benefits, among other factors.

In a talk sponsored by CMC’s Gender and Sexuality Studies Sequence, CMC's Jeffrey Flory considers whether differences in competitiveness cause gender imbalances in the US labor force.

In a talk sponsored by CMC’s Gender and Sexuality Studies Sequence, the panelists reflect on the role of masculinity, femininity, and sexuality in the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

With immigration a central issue in the 2016 elections, the Lowe Institute has invited three internationally recognized experts to share their opinions on the subject.

John K. Roth, Edward J. Sexton Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at CMC and a dear friend and fellow scholar, will share his thoughts on the many ways in which Elie Wiesel made an impact on the CMC and the Claremont comm…

Extraordinary gains in prosperity over the past century relied upon a "mixed economy" in which vigorous government played an essential role. Now, argues Paul Pierson, that model is threatened, and so are its achievement…

Syaru Shirley Lin will explore why deepening economic relations between Taiwan and China have led to a rise in Taiwanese identity and a backlash against globalization.