Title IX Coordinator and Chief Civil Rights Officer Nyree Gray Dear Members of the CMC Campus Community: As I noted in my September 2 update to the Personal and Social Responsibility Initiative, this past summer we auth…
Athena Andrew-Sfeir '17 performs at The Cave Claremont McKenna students are known for having a multitude of talents and music is often in their repertoire, but space for CMC’s musicians to practice and perform had been…
The John Randolph Haynes and the Dora Haynes Foundation has awarded Claremont McKenna professor Mary Evans a grant totaling more than $100,000 in support of her research project, “The Governance of Water Pollution Disch…
In the rarified world of CMC overachievers, Tom Leppert ’77 holds a special place: he has been equally successful in both the public and private sectors as CEO of several companies, White House Fellow during the Reagan…
Piercarlo Valdesolo A lead story for the September/October online issue of Pacific Standard mentions research on cheating that assistant professor of psychology Piercarlo Valdesolo has conducted with the article’s autho…
Jonathan Rosenberg Jonathan Rosenberg ’83 P’14 has co-written a new book based on what he learned while helping build a global icon: Google. According to the publishers, How Google Works is an entertaining, page-turning…
Mussorgsky, Mt. Baldy, childhood memories — a new mural by acclaimed artist Mary Weatherford captures a range of her emotions and reactions, especially her responses to Claremont's landscape and environment. Tuesday nig…
Janet Mock Janet Mock author of Redefining Realness: My Path to Womanhood, Identity, Love & So Much More, and transgender woman of color, spoke to an overflow crowd last week at the Athenaeum. In her introduction, Ath F…
Lech Walesa in 2009 The Gould Center for Humanistic Studies is hosting a screening on Wednesday, Sept. 17 of the 2013 biographical film, Walesa: Man of Hope, directed by Academy Award winner Andrjez Wajda. The screening…
Student Army Training Corps (SATC), Merritt Football Field, Pomona College, 1918. Five Pomona students died in the Great War, and close to 300 served in the U.S. Armed Forces, along with numerous faculty. An exhibit o…
