The Taxila archeological site lies in perilous territory in northwest Pakistan. So even the best-connected researchers wishing to explore the ruins seldom make the trip. For an undergraduate, the risk and expense would…
There’s a secret to getting promotions and moving up to executive levels within an organization. Jay Conger, CMC’s Henry R. Kravis Research Chair in Leadership Studies, is in on this secret. As one of the world’s foremo…
For their tech company to build a clientele list that includes National Geographic, TD Bank, Gallup, and MasterCard, Ritvij Gautam ’14 and Tim Rotolo ’14 had to juggle many responsibilities. The two former classmates cr…
The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) has given Claremont McKenna College its highest rating for free speech. Among the 39 colleges and universities to earn FIRE’s “green” rating, CMC is the only Cali…
Warren B. Williamson ’51, a philanthropist and longtime trustee of Claremont McKenna College as well as an owner and breeder of champion Thoroughbred horses, died March 16 as he was recovering from surgery. He was 89. K…
CMC’s Model UN delegates are world champions – again. This spring break, the team of 10 beat out Georgetown University to claim the title of Best Small Delegation at the 27th annual Harvard World Model United Nations Co…
When Robert J. MacGregor ’13 heads to Asia this fall as a Luce Scholar, he will be joining a select group of young leaders while adding another stop on his already impressive path of service in the developing world. Mac…
Sven W. Arndt, a Claremont McKenna economist who spent his lengthy career guiding students and professional colleagues through the complexities of global trade and finance, has died. He was 81. Arndt, who kept an office…
