Americans must find a way to respect one another, commit to engaging in civil disagreement, and become more astute consumers of news in order to get beyond our current divisions, according to Richard Lowry, editor of Na…
Public frustration with Congress has been the status quo since the institution’s very first days. Many point to constant gridlock and high levels of partisanship as the main problems that have led to Congress’s recent d…
https://www.cmc.edu/athenaeum/making-congress-great-againIn this oral history spread across three sections, we asked members of the CMC community to reflect on 13 years of responsible leadership and stewardship under President Hiram Chodosh.
CMC Magazine Q&A: Reflections from President Chodosh and Priya Junnar
Join us for a rare, unfiltered conversation with Shaun Maguire, General Partner at Sequoia Capital — one of Silicon Valley's most consequential and unapologetically outspoken venture capitalists. Shaun's life story defi…
https://www.cmc.edu/athenaeum/what-does-it-take-build-future-worth-living-and-who-gets-decide-what-future-looksLindsay Dixon calls herself a “Cowboy Platoon Leader!” Throughout her 4-year active-duty military career as an Ordnance Officer (Maintenance and Supply), Lindsay Dixon (Burton) ‘19 prides herself on having done things a…
Veterans Day 2024 was a fitting milestone for Robin Bartlett ’67 to check off a bucket-list item: returning to CMC’s Athenaeum to share his experiences as a Combat Infantry Platoon Leader during the height of the Vietna…
John Marshall ’16 relished variety in his military career.
“Forrest!” barked the officer on the phone at battalion headquarters, “When is your radar going to be up?” Dave Forrest ‘63 was in charge of his Hawk missile battery that night, protecting a sector of the German Czech b…
For Jesse, the phrase “impossible truly meant I’m (I am) possible.”
