The Rose Institute of State and Local Government is getting attention for its Louisiana redistricting analysis, an article by Mike Whatley '11 detailing the state's redistricting Post-Katrina, and also examining each cu…

CMC magazine has won a silver CASE Award of Excellence in the category of General Interest Magazine, under 29,999 circulation.Winners were notified in October, and awards of Gold, Silver, and Bronze were announced at th…

By cross-referencing nearly 38,000 twins in the Swedish Twin Registry, a trio of professorsincluding CMC's own Amir Barnea and Henrik Cronqvisthave discovered that genetics is what strongly drives investment behavior.Th…

In the production of a defining moment, every modest movement counts. And almost as evidence, Web cams have been busy capturing photos every five minutes of the progress being made in the construction of the College's n…

Minxin Pei, Tom and Margot Pritzker Professor of Government and George Roberts Fellow, was named today by Foreign Policy Magazine as one of its top 100 global thinkers.In a Dec. 8, 2009, article for Newsweek, Pei outlin…

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Daniel W. Yohannes '76 as CEO of the Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC), a U.S. government corporation that works with some of the world's poorest countries to help reinforce good gover…

Four CMC students represented the Kravis Leadership Institute and the College last week in the Student Case Competition at the International Leadership Association's annual global conference. The conference, held in Pra…

The Roberts Environmental Center (REC) has released an analysis of the environmental and social sustainability reporting by 30 of the top companies in the Chemical Sector of the Fortune 500. REC ranked Bayer, BASF, and…

Gast?n Espinosa, associate professor of American religions, politics, and society, will be interviewed live at 6:10 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 22 on KSPC Pomona College radio (88.7 FM). Espinosa will discuss the topic of a le…

CMC alumni know the value of real-world experience. To help students transfer lessons from the classroom into the real world, three recent graduates, including Adam Altman '99 and Sunil Rajaraman '01, donated a total of…