Longtime faculty member Salvador Velazco, Associate Professor of Latin America Cinema and Literature, will soon celebrate 30 years with CMC. Both an observer and instigator of change, he recently reminisced about where…

What Keith Nightingale ’65 remembers most when he speaks for “the originals,” the soldiers who participated in the Normandy invasion on D-Day, June 6, 1944, is the reflections of those who survived, made it to the top o…

When Cori (Williams) Takkinen ’11 sat down for lunch with Christopher Townsend ’82 15 years ago, neither realized they shared a common goal: Takkinen, then a CMC senior, hoped for a job at Townsend Public Affairs (TPA).…

While necessity can be the mother of invention, in the case of avid cyclist Josephine Aspromonte ’26, necessity was the mother of re-invention.Frustrated with having to alter high-performance bikes, whose standardized f…

The power of Damián Ortega’s Magnetic Field, one of CMC’s newest public art installations, resonates throughout the Robert Day Sciences Center, where it hangs high above the atrium.

John Devereux ’57, was born and raised on Oahu and still vividly remembers standing on the front porch of his home in Manoa Valley at 5 years old, when he saw clouds of black smoke rising over Pearl Harbor on December 7…

Gerald (Jerry) Eyrich P’83, CMC Emeritus Associate Professor of Economics, died on September 20, 2025, at age 95.Eyrich joined CMC in the late 1960s, and in September 2017, the community celebrated his 50 years of servi…

September 26, 2025, will forever mark a distinct trajectory-altering moment—a Quantum Moment—in Claremont McKenna College’s historic timeline:Life and learning before the Robert Day Sciences Center. Life and learning af…

On a day filled with gratitude, awe, and inspiration at every level of the landmark Robert Day Sciences Center, Claremont McKenna College honored the heart of its community efforts at the building’s signature gathering…