As the popularity of Korean TV, pop music, and food—such as kimchi and bulgogi—surges in the United States, Professor Minju Kim is perfectly poised to meet the needs of CMC students interested in learning more about Kor…

Nearly 250 teacher-scholars in Holocaust and genocide studies arrived at CMC from 25 different countries to take part in the 2024 Lessons and Legacies conference.The biennial conference is the premier international scho…

Release Schedule for “The Imaginary”Monday, December 2Episode 1: The Poetry of Perception Media are increasingly monopolizing attention: Your mind is prevented from wandering, from generating thoughts, having associatio…

It all began with a friendship forged at Phillips Hall between Chris Temple ’12 and Zach Ingrasci ’12.Shortly after meeting at CMC, the friends co-founded their nonprofit production company, Optimist, and over the past…

Following the 2024 election, Claremont McKenna College’s Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies hosted a discussion exploring the impact that a second Trump presidency will have on U.S. foreign relations.Me…

An admiring crowd packed the Athenaeum and paid rapt attention as Emeritus Professor John Roth returned to CMC to take the podium and offer thought-provoking inspiration. As he concluded his talk, “How Shall I Teach the…

On October 18, 2024 The Berger Institute invited Alumni Dr. Frida Liu ‘04, Joceyln Chang ‘23, and Isabel Mendiola ‘18 to hold a graduate student panel. Each panelist gave personal insight into their experiences obtainin…

Claremont McKenna College students recently had the opportunity to converse with one of the California legislators they learn about in Government classes, the Honorable Willie L. Brown, Jr.Before speaking at the Athenae…

Professor Cameron Shelton, Director of the Lowe Institute for Political Economy, viewed the recent election as a prime opportunity to fuel his teaching and research and foster open-minded dialogue in class and on campus…