It took four years, after a first draft weighing in at more than 800 pages, before CMC Assistant Professor of Literature Eric Puchner was finally satisfied with his novel, Model Home: A Novel. "I did a lot of rewriting…
No one thought it was possible: A second-place, six-and-two recorda finish above mock-trial powerhouses UCLA, Berkeley, and USC, and a bid to the American Mock Trial Association National Championship Tournament in Memph…
Zephanii Smith '12 has some big shoes to fill. In February, the CMC student majoring in government was sworn in to the NAACP National Board of Directors during the organization's annual board meeting in New York City. A…
The Kravis Leadership Institute (KLI) is hosting its first Women and Leadership Workshop on Friday, April 9. Participants will have the opportunity to dialogue with the nine female leaders who will share their experienc…
When it comes to happy colleges, CMC tops the list. That's what students here already know, and what The Daily Beast confirmed this week when it released a ranking of the 100 Happiest Colleges across the nation. Topping…
Nirant Gupta '11 has been awarded a prestigious Truman Scholarship that will provide up to $30,000 for graduate study. He joins a select group of CMC students (nine in the past 20 years) who have also won the award.The…
Recent President of the American Academy of Religion Mark Juergensmeyer, who serves as director of the Orfalea Center for Global and International Studies the University of California, Santa Barbara, will visit the Mari…
Francesca Ioffreda '10 and Keila Novoa '11 have been jointly awarded a prestigious $10,000 grant from the Davis Projects for Peace initiative for their program Alcanzando Nuevas Alturas (Reaching New Heights), aimed at…
The U.S.-based Rockefeller Foundation, whose longtime and worldwide humanitarian and development work also includes that in the Southeast Asia and the Mekong Sub-Region, has appointed the Secretary-General of ASEAN, Dr.…
When it comes to dreaming up names for future Athenaeum speakers, Pyper Scharer '13 and Jeremy Merrill '12 have already given it some thought. Among others, Scharer would love to sit down and share a meal and conversati…
