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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.

Having dealt with India-China relations for decades—including as the Indian Ambassador to China—Nirupama Rao will address the complex relationship between the two enormous Asian countries.

Defying most predictions, Donald Trump defeated a widely praised Republican primary field. Conservatives seem hopelessly divided about how to proceed: some embraced Trump early on and will continue to support him in the…

James Peterson talk will discuss his scholarly research on developing the cultural and educational potential of hip hop, urban, and youth cultures. He will highlight how hip hop culture, multiculturalism, African-Americ…

Pat Crowley '02 launched his company Chapul as a way to introduce insects into western cuisine and is making inroads in the food world, breaking down cultural barriers towards a more sustainable food system.