David G. Mgrublian '82 P'11 David G. Mgrublian ’82 P’11 has assumed the role as chair of the Board of Trustees of Claremont McKenna College (CMC), one of the nation’s top 10 liberal arts colleges. His term began July 1.…
Former CMC Trustee Andrea Rich In its remembrance of her, the Los Angeles Times called Dr. Andrea Rich a “dynamic, public-spirited leader who rose to the heights of academic administration” at her alma mater, the Univer…
Above, pictured from left to right: Taryn Akiyama (2014), English Teaching Grant, Turkey; Chloe Hauenstein (2014), Research Grant, India; Laila Heid (2014), English Teaching Grant, Brazil; Minger Bropleh (2014), Researc…
Wendy Lower's Hitler's Furies made its U.S. debut in October 2013, and was a finalist for the 2013 National Book Award for nonfiction. Lower is the new director of the Center for Human Rights Leadership at CMC. National…
An interview with Ananda Ganguly, the Morcos Massoud Associate Professor of Accounting and George R. Roberts Fellow, aired this morning on NPR’s “Morning Edition,” with science correspondent/host Shankar Vedantam. Liste…
Assoc. Prof. of Mathematics Lenny Fukshansky The National Security Agency (NSA) has awarded Associate Professor of Mathematics Lenny Fukshansky a $40,000 grant to fund his research on “Analytic techniques and algebraic…
Dave Huntoon, at a recent Rose Institute dinner event Attempting to “appear intelligent” in front of his new boss, Gavin Landgraf ’14 decided to strike up a conversation with him about state and local government–– speci…
Not many colleges can say that they have a former player coaching in the Federation of International Lacrosse (FIL) World Lacrosse Championships, but Claremont McKenna College has two. Dylan Sheridan ’06 is making his f…
Professor Audrey Bilger Sally Ride: America’s First Woman in Space has just been published by Simon & Schuster, a biography of an American hero who was also “America’s sweetheart,” says Claremont McKenna Professor of…
It might have been a case of freshman shyness, or not wanting to jinx any chance her first novel could go to print, but Pema Donyo ’17 worked quietly–– dare we say covertly?–– on the publishing galleys of her debut nove…
