It’s been a busy week for Jonathan Petropoulos, the John V. Croul Professor of European History. In addition to filming a segment for "CBS Sunday Morning” on campus, he was interviewed by writer Joan Faus for a story po…

  To The Claremont Colleges Community: CMC President Hiram E. Chodosh and Pitzer President Laura Skandera Trombley join me in announcing the appointment of Marion Preest, professor of biology, as the Interim Weinberg Fa…

John Shrewsberry ’87, currently head of Wells Fargo Securities and an executive vice president, has been named the new chief financial officer and senior executive vice president of Wells Fargo. As CFO, Shrewsberry will…

  There’s an old axiom about investing that says always remember to buy low and sell high. It’s a long (and self-evident) view toward acquiring wealth that would be foolish to deny. Indeed, during an Athenaeum luncheon…

The Division III winter standings for the 2013-14 Learfield Sports Directors' Cup were released April 3 and CMS is ranked 19th out of 400-plus NCAA Division III athletic departments. This is the highest CMS has ever bee…

  Douglas Peterson President and Chief Executive Officer of McGraw Hill Financial, and former President of Standard & Poor’s Rating Services, is no stranger to making the news. Recent months have been particularly busy,…

The New York Times calls Paul Schimmel “one of the most respected authorities on postwar Los Angeles art.” On Thursday, April 17, Schimmel will be on campus for a lunch discussion at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum, as…

Fourteen CMC student teams competed in the 6th Annual Robert Day School (RDS) Case Competition on April 4. This year’s winning team which won a cash prize of $5000, consisted of Alexandra Arnett ’16, Jeffrey Hochhauser…

Rain or shine, CMC will host the 36th Annual International Festival this Saturday, April 12 from 12 to 4 p.m. in the Gann Quadrangle––the lawn between Kravis Center and the glass Kravis Living Room. Led by the Internati…

It’s not often that student groups come to the aid of business interests. Usually, it’s the other way around. But sometimes turnabout is fair play, especially when everyone benefits. That’s the situation with a student…