In the wake of recent worldwide demonstrations in support of racial justice, Nyree Gray has been fielding myriad questions from friends, neighbors, and members of the CMC community seeking solutions. “What should I be d…
The 2019-20 faculty awards honored five CMC professors, recognizing their impactful scholarship, inspiring dedication to service, and remarkable teaching. “These members of our faculty embody the ideals of a CMC profess…
Academic achievement. Leadership. Personal integrity. These are the attributes that define this year’s senior award winners, with graduates receiving special recognition for stellar achievements, either as the top stude…
Human rights activism comes naturally to Larissa Peltola ’18. She practically cut her teeth in the Los Angeles offices of Amnesty International, where her mother was a pioneering program director. “I grew up in those of…
Peter Uvin couldn’t contain his enthusiasm. As teaching plans poured in from faculty members during the past two months, he saw the promise and power of a virtualized fall semester coming together. New, topical courses.…
The same day that he announced a statewide directive requiring face coverings in Montana, Gov. Steve Bullock '88 P'24, shared his experience and lessons learned while governing his state during a global pandemic. The vi…
Alarming as the present moment feels—a perfect storm of economic and public-health disasters exacerbated by political chaos and social unrest—Douglas L. Peterson ’80 P’14 P’15 encourages young people to not avert their…
Across the CMC curriculum, members of our faculty are meeting the challenge of these unprecedented and historic times, delivering exceptional coursework in a fully online modality for the fall semester. In our Academic…
Lexi Punishill ’24 chose a small liberal arts college like CMC, in part, because she “wanted to be friends with everyone” on campus. Craving community with her new classmates while stuck in quarantine since early spring…
