Award-winning author Wendy Guerra, one of Cuba’s most important new literary voices, will visit CMC the week of February 22- 26 for a number of events with students and faculty. with the support of a Mellon Foundation G…

Michael S. Roth has served as President of Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut since 2007. But he can remember humbler beginnings long before that. From 1983-1995 he was a history professor in Claremont which…

Nyree Gray, CMC's Title IX coordinator and chief civil rights officer, was named the 2016 Outstanding Alumna of the Year by the Black Law Students Assn. of Southwestern Law School in Los Angeles. Gray, a 1999 graduate o…

By Jackson Umberger ’16 Michael Graber, the eight time Emmy award winning outdoor cinematographer and CMC class of 1974, returned to campus last Friday as the keynote speaker for the Second Annual Green Careers Conferen…

Imagination occupies a central place in philosophy, going back to Aristotle. However, following a period of relative neglect there has been an explosion of interest in imagination in the past two decades as philosophers…

By Bri Munoz '18 On Tuesday, February 2,  Zach Ingrasci ’12 and Chris Temple ‘12 paid their alma mater a visit to show current students and faculty what they’ve been up to since graduation. A summer research project in-…

Hannah Oh, a December CMC graduate with a degree in government, called for federal budgetary reform in an article in The Hill's Congress Blog this week. Oh, the former editor in chief of the Claremont Independent, decri…

Antonin Scalia's greatest legacy will be the originalist stamp he put on the Supreme Court, writes CMC Prof. Ralph Rossum in an opinion piece in the Washington Examiner. Rossum, the Salvatori Professor of American Const…

by Tom Johnson A big benefit of enrollment at CMC is the opportunity to hear the amazing array of speakers (and subjects) featured at the Marion Miner Cook Athenaeum almost every day of every week. But for Shivani Pandy…