For someone who doesn’t spend a lot of time on social media, Tori Johnson ’21 sure knew how to make a bold, visual statement about it. Detail of the bodice Photo by Tori Johnson As part of her summer Creative Works Fell…
View KLI video, photos To learn more about Kravis Leadership Institute and the vision of Henry Kravis ’67 these past 25 years, watch the KLI anniversary video here. You can also view a photo gallery from the anniversary…
Allie Gould ’20 could hardly imagine becoming passionate about philosophy when she started at Claremont McKenna College as a neuroscience major. Four years later, however, a paper that she submitted to a philosophy conf…
About the Kurds Worldwide, some 35 million Kurdish people inhabit more than 50 countries. Denied a nation state, their ancestral homes cut across Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. An autonomous Iraqi Kurdistan emerged afte…
Claremont McKenna College has started planning for the expansion of interdisciplinary science education, the reorganization of Keck Science, and the creation of an independent CMC science department. In the proposed new…
The spark: Hilary Appel was an undergraduate when the Berlin Wall fell and the Soviet Union dissolved. “It was the most exciting story of the time,” Appel said. “For someone interested in international politics, it was…
CMC’s Model United Nations team won Best Small Delegation honors, along with several individual awards, at two conferences held Oct. 18-21. Sixteen members competed in USC’s TrojanMUN Conference held in downtown Los Ang…
Steven L. Eggert ’82 P’15 fondly recalls the spirited discussions held at the former president’s house on Columbia Avenue, the predecessor of Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum. He remembers joining his fellow ROTC cadets to d…
Somewhere on campus, Zach Fogel ’22 is singing an Ed Sheeran song right now. It could be while walking to class or during a workout at Roberts Pavilion. Even in the shower. Doesn’t matter if it is a Broadway medley or a…
The two most popular courses at Claremont McKenna College are, as they have been for as long as many can remember, Economics 50 and Government 20. The third? Computer Science 5. The rise of computer science at CMC is no…
