Not many colleges can say that they have a former player coaching in the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Lacrosse Championships, but Claremont McKenna College has two. Dylan Sheridan ’06 is making his f…

  Professor Audrey Bilger Sally Ride: America’s First Woman in Space has just been published by Simon & Schuster, a biography of an American hero who was also “America’s sweetheart,” says Claremont McKenna Professor of…

It might have been a case of freshman shyness, or not wanting to jinx any chance her first novel could go to print, but Pema Donyo ’17 worked quietly–– dare we say covertly?–– on the publishing galleys of her debut nove…

Associate Professor of Government Christopher Nadon published a July 10 guest piece in The Weekly Standard blog on his recent visit to Ukraine where he once taught. In the article, he discusses the current climate in Uk…

A group of five Claremont-Mudd-Scripps athletic greats have been selected as inductees into the CMS Athletics Hall of Fame Class of 2014, Michael Sutton ’76, Director of Athletics, William B. Arce Professor and George R…

Nieto walks Lindsay down the aisle, as seen on this morning's (July 6, 2014) Today Show. Fitness Pioneer: check. Successful Entrepreneur: check. Fearless Crusader against Lou Gehrig’s disease: check check. Now comes Fat…

Ethos Water co-founder Peter Thum ’90, who began selling bottled water as a means to fund clean-water projects in developing nations around the world, is profiled in the article "Ethos Water's Peter Thum: How Did I Get…

CLAREMONT, Calif. – Claremont-Mudd-Scripps’ Director of Athletics Michael Sutton has announced that David Schwarz, a two-time NCAA Division III national championship-winning head coach, has been hired as CMS’ new head w…

Claremont McKenna with Jindal School of Liberal Arts and Humanities in India organized a major conference on enhancing opportunities for high school graduates, promoting global excellence and international education in…

Longtime Claremont McKenna Professor Langdon Elsbree, who continued teaching part-time at the College beyond his official 34 years on the faculty, died early Saturday morning, June 21, at the age of 84, two days before…