"Now that the protesters appear determined to test the limits of Beijing’s tolerance, the stakes are even higher. Facing increasingly radicalised demonstrators, Beijing’s strategy of “waiting out the protest” may no lon…

Gavin Landgraf '14 (photo credit: Carol Clayton) Gavin Landgraf ’14 has been a awarded a highly-competitive George J. Mitchell Scholarship to study natural resource economics at National University of Ireland in Galway.…

Rita Gilles '15 provided the following update on Jan. 22: We're up to 16 mile runs on the training plan. We have over 30 students already registered to run. We hold yoga classes every Sunday evening, thanks to talented…

Forty students took the opportunity to visit ancient Greece and Rome right in Los Angeles at the antiquities collection of the Getty Villa, Nov. 23. Associate Professor of Roman and Late Antique History Shane Bjornlie l…

How do entrepreneurs turn ideas into marketable concepts and strategies?  What are the steps? These questions are at the heart of "Communicate to Innovate," a two-hour interactive session on entrepreneurial development…

Geoffrey Baum '85 Geoffrey Baum '85 has been elected president of the California Community College Board of Governors, by vote of board membership. In a Nov. 17 statement released by the CA Community Colleges Chancellor…

(Watch Postgame Interview) (Watch Postgame Celebration) CLAREMONT, Calif. – For the second-straight season, the Battle of Sixth Street trophy belongs to the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps football team. Behind three defensive t…

Hollywood typically drives the conversations around the water cooler, and if any of the current conversations are about planetary exploration and Earth’s future, it’s likely they were stimulated by the new Christopher N…

Recap courtesy of Cal Lutheran Athletics, host of the Regional, with contributions from CMS Athletics (Watch Postmatch Interview) (Watch Match Point) (Photos) THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. – For the first time in team history,…