Lawrence Beall ’16 fell in love with origami as a wide-eyed 5-year-old folding his first paper crane. These days, his relationship with the centuries-old art form is a lot more complicated. The 22-year-old has just publ…
Prof. Zhaohua Irene Tang has been awarded a $412,415 National Institutes of Health grant to study cancer and other disease prevention and expand undergraduate research opportunities at CMC and the W.M. Keck Science Depa…
CMC’s Model United Nations team had back-to-back victories in its first two events of the school year, winning at conferences at Georgetown and USC and boosting its national profile. At Georgetown’s National Collegiate…
CMC’s Army ROTC program won the Task Force South Ranger Challenge competition at Camp Pendleton last weekend, the program's second consecutive victory in the grueling military skills, strength, and endurance event. At o…
CMC students, faculty, and staff gathered on November 3 for the first of a series of events planned to develop a set of principles for practicing freedom of expression on campus. The lunch-hour discussion, “Is There a L…
Goldman Sachs named two CMC alumni to its 100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs at its Builders + Innovators Summit in Santa Barbara last month. Erik Anderson ’79 is co-chairman and CEO of Topgolf Entertainment Group and Si…
The 60th edition of the Sixth Street Rivalry between CMS and Pomona-Pitzer brought a huge crowd to campus for the game and the football festivities. Pomona-Pitzer prevailed in the end with a 29-28 overtime victory. Befo…
Claremont-Mudd-Scripps student athletes and fans had a memorable Nov. 11-12 weekend. The Athena women's volleyball team defeated top-ranked Colorado College to advance to the quarterfinals of the NCAA Division III Champ…
The Athenas and Stags are both heading to the NCAA Championships after strong performances at the NCAA Regionals held at Pomona College. Nationals are on Saturday, Nov. 18, at Principia College in Illinois, just outside…
