Michelle Kahn ’12 has won a Beinecke Scholarship for her scholarly promise in the area of history. Beinecke scholars receive $4,000 immediately prior to entering graduate school and an additional $30,000 while attending…

"Bet on the Losing Team" Points to New ResearchSuggesting that Being an Underdog canBetter A Team's Chances of Winning Did the Dallas Mavericks believe in positive thinking when they won their first ever NBA title durin…

AARP's announcement last week that it would consider "modest" cuts in Social Security benefits has generated much discussion and backlash. Frederick R. Lynch, associate professor of government at CMC and an expert on AA…

David Nahmias '10 has taken the challenge have you?Currently in Mexico City on a Fulbright Scholarship, Nahmias has accepted the Crown Challenge, along with over 2,600 other CMCers. With a four-year pledge of any amount…

Rose Institute for State and Local Government Fellow Doug Johnson '92 was featured on NBC 4's "News Conference" on Sunday, June 12, discussing just-released draft maps of the new congressional and state legislative dist…

Kristin Lim '13 won the NCAA Division III Women's Singles title last Sunday, scoring 6-1, 6-3 over Kendra Higgins of the University of Chicago. This win marks the first individual title in Athenas' tennis history. The c…

Andrew Bergman '14 wanted to spend his summer helping people and seeing the world. Still in his freshman year, he wasn't shy about inviting others to join him in his quest to visit a developing country; he set up flyers…

The Claremont Braineaters, the 5C Men's Ultimate Frisbee team, won the DIII Ultimate Frisbee National Championship. After an outstanding season with only one loss, the Brains made it to the championship tournament held…

Nikki Holzberg, '11, is a social entrepreneur who's just getting started. Taking what she's learned from CMC courses and a fellowship and applying lessons to real world scenarios, she's already making a real impact on r…

Professor Lisa Cody has won a joint Huntington Library National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) grant of $50,000 for historical research. From September 2011 to June 2012, she'll be in residence at the Huntington Lib…