On Thursday, Jan. 20, two campuswide events will be held in observance of the South Asia Tsunami disasters, sponsored by International Place, the CUC Office of the Chaplains, and the Deans of Students of The Claremont C…

Student study-travel opportunities to Hong Kong, New York, and Washington, D.C., this month will offer CMCers a glimpse around the globe during winter break. The Freeman Program in Asian Political Economy at The Claremo…

  Joint Science Department veteran Meg Mathies, who retired in 2002 after 37 years at The Claremont Colleges, has been elected an alumna trustee at her alma mater, Colorado College, where she earned her bachelor's degre…

While the College has not received word of any members of the CMC community directly affected by the South Asia disaster, a number of communications efforts to confirm their status are ongoing, according to Torrey Sun,…

With the autograph of President George W. Bush now in hand, the College's Presidential Signature Collection is complete. In a letter dated December 8, the President praised the College for its 60-year history of "prepar…

Several CMC student groups are leading local action to raise awareness of an ongoing crisis in Darfur, a western region of Sudan.Inspired by news accounts of Darfur's loss of life and livelihood, as well as last spring'…

J. Harold Mulherin, the Don and Lorraine Freeberg Professor of Economics, has been awarded a Fulbright grant to teach a course on mergers and acquisitions at the University of Tuscia in Viterbo, Italy, during the spring…

With fall semester drawing to a close, the following guidelines regarding winter break schedules and activities have been issued by the Dean of Students office: 24-Hour Quiet/Courtesy Hours: In observance of exams, cour…

Jerome H. Garris, a veteran CMC administrator, has been named vice president for academic affairs and dean of the faculty, the 12th in the College's history. President Pamela Gann announced the appointment last week, fo…

CMC students Daniel Cahir, John Niles, and Graham Tharp, all Class of 2005, have won this year's 15th annual Henry R. Kravis Business Plan Competition. Their submission, NASCO: National Association of Student Clubs and…