LOST RECORDINGS PRODUCED BY OMNIVORE: Hank Williams in 1951. REGARDING HENRY: When she's not applying her literary training to Jane Austen or to the pages of Ms. magazine or assisting students at the Center for Writing…
In her new book, Don’t Blame Us: Suburban Liberals and the Transformation of the Democratic Party, Lily Geismer, CMC assistant professor of history, challenges longstanding arguments that the rise of the right and the R…
Former Claremont-Mudd-Scripps men’s golf All-Americans Tain Lee (CMC ’12) and Brad Shigezawa (CMC ’14) were NCAA Division III national champions during their time in Claremont. Their success as amateurs has carried over…
"Is the notion of Nazi culture an oxymoron?" asks Jonathan Petropoulos in the preface of his new book, Artists Under Hitler: Collaboration and Survival in Nazi Germany (Yale University Press). "Was any 'good' culture pr…
Here are a couple of important questions to consider at this time of year: What books should people read? What books should they receive as gifts? As the holidays approach, a variety of media outlets are offering lists…
Dear Scripps, Claremont McKenna, and Pitzer Community Members, Keck Science Dean David Hansen With sadness for our community but excitement for him, we announce David Hansen’s resignation as Weinberg Family Dean of the…
By Jack L. Stark '57 GP'11 You didn’t conduct business deals in The California Club dining room. That was the rule. But that didn’t mean that you couldn’t take someone there and talk about business over a nice lunch. Yo…
CMC students like to make an impact and engage on issues that matter . See two student-edited journals that showcase international affairs along with technology and entrepreneurship. The Keck Journal of Foreign Affairs…
After graduating from Claremont McKenna College with a double major in Econ/Accounting and Spanish Literature, Brigitte Nguyen ’03 landed a corporate accounting job with Deloitte. She was on her way to climbing the c…
The CMC-student led FUNDaFIELD team has recently launched an important new campaign and is calling all CMCers to join in their efforts to raise at least $28,000 dollars to relocate 31 Ugandan women and 198 Ugandan child…