His book, Nicholas and Alexandra, was an international best seller in 1969, and his follow-up, Peter the Great: His Life and World, won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for Biography, and inspired an Emmy Award-winning 1986 NBC…

George R. Roberts '66 P'93 published a piece in the Thursday, Nov. 27 issue of The Wall Street Journal called, The Social-Enterprise Approach to Job Creation: Helping people stay in school, out of prison, and off the go…

Yes, there is life after CMC, and the Career Services Center helps students prepare for it. Staffers and student consultants know the collegiate and future roads are paved with signs competing for students' attention. T…

Well, he's done it again. Henrik Cronqvist, the McMahon Family Chair in Corporate Finance, George R. Roberts Fellow, and associate professor of financial economics, has produced another notable paper that continues to e…

Jeffrey Steitz '13, CEO and founder of Serengeteeslogan, Wear the Worlda T-shirt company that uses fabrics from 25 nations in its designs, just won the regional Global Student Entrepreneurship Awards, hosted by the Entr…

Perhaps it's only natural that a history professor with an expertise in the American West, while living in the environs of Los Angeles, would be called on to apply her expertise in one of the area's major industries: fi…

We recently sat down with Andrew Busch, Crown Professor of Government, and George R. Roberts Fellow to discuss the upcoming forecast conference packed with economic projections on all levels as well as election year pol…

More than 500 parents and family members attended Parents Orientation, from as close as Claremont to as far away as India. Excitement loomed as students and parents transitioned to a new stage of life.     

Assistant professor of government Jennifer Taw has landed a nice spot in TIME onlinea Sept. 21 Q&A with author Mark Thompson on her brand new book: Mission Revolution: The U.S. Military and Stability Operations (Columbi…

It's a generation that is very engaged and very much wants to solve the world's problems, and now. They are chomping at the bit to apply what they are learning. Ron Riggio, the Henry R. Kravis Professor of Leadership an…