The No. 5 Claremont-Mudd-Scripps volleyball team battled No. 4 Carthage in an evenly-matched NCAA Second Round contest, but came up short in the fifth set as the Athenas saw their 2019 season come to a close with a 3-2…
Jonathan Rosenberg ’83 P ‘14 came with a story to tell. It was a tale of his deep affection for the late Bill Campbell, his longtime management coach and the subject of his latest book, Trillion Dollar Coach: Leadership…
Thomas D'Anieri ‘20 picked the right time for his fastest career cross country race, handling the muddy conditions at the NCAA Division III Cross Country Championships to earn a third-place finish and All-America honors…
Heather Ferguson, associate professor of History at Claremont McKenna College, has been awarded the prestigious Köprülü Book Prize by the Ottoman and Turkish Studies Association for The Proper Order of Things: Language,…
A new report co-authored by Claremont McKenna College Prof. Mary Evans concludes that the EPA’s support for proposed changes to the Federal Mercury and Air Toxics Standards (MATS) relies on flawed benefit-cost analysis…
About the Artist Carol Bove (b. 1971), who was born in Geneva and grew up in Berkeley, California, studied at New York University, where she was later an associate professor of studio art. She has worked in Brooklyn’s R…
Raymond Remy ’59, an influential leader in Los Angeles public affairs and life trustee of Claremont McKenna College, died on December 21. He was 82. A longtime resident of South Pasadena, Remy was president of RR Consu…
A new study finds that a liberal arts education does indeed pay off, and not surprisingly, Claremont McKenna College ranks among the top 50 for its 40-year returns. A new study finds that a liberal arts education does i…
Claremont McKenna College’s beloved Athenaeum is bringing faces, stories, and recipes to the community through a new digital series called Postcards from the Ath. “The Ath is such an integral part of the CMC experience…
