Home isn’t simply the place where you were born. It’s more than that, Pico Iyer told students Tuesday night at the Athenaeum. Home, Iyer said with his trademark pithy style, is “about soul, not soil.” The author of accl…

Is Europe facing an economic crisis? For economist and author Guy Sorman, this is a familiar question. “Europe has always been in crisis,” Sorman told a lunchtime audience at the Athenaeum earlier this week. “In fact, I…

Johann Olav Koss, the Olympic speed skater from Norway and founder of the nonprofit Right To Play, will visit Claremont McKenna College on Thursday and Friday, April 18-19, for activities surrounding the Kravis Prize. E…

Release courtesy of the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference President Gann cheering on the Athenas The Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference has named Claremont McKenna President Pa…

Both Claremont-Mudd-Scripps golf teams came away with first place finishes and individual winners at the SCIAC #2 Golf Tournament April 6-7 at La Purisima Golf Course. For more details on each team's performance, please…

After a first (but she says certainly not last) “abysmal” grade on a midterm, Laura Renfroe ’14 decided to flee the stress of school and go to the local animal shelter. Playing fetch with a dog named Meatball and holdin…

During her time at CMC, senior Erikan Obotetukudo has become concerned with the inadequacy of health care for men in different cultural contexts. Her research in this area has been in Brazil and South Africa, investigat…

John Meany had some great news to share at a meeting on campus the other day. As if he needed the growth in the debate outreach programming he supervises (and he doesn’t, only because the demand is high but manpower is…

In the intensive three-week course “Bread and Circuses in Ancient Rome” (May 22-June 12), CMC Assistant Professor of Roman and late Antique History Shane Bjornlie will explore various categories of Roman culture that de…

The crowd was full to overflowing at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum last night (April 3). They all came to hear author Rebecca Skloot talk about her debut book, The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, which has been a ru…