On Saturday, Nov. 16, join the Claremont McKenna College Alumni Association (CMCAA) for A Conversation with Augie Nieto ’80 P’08. The founder of Life Fitness, Inc., a Claremont-Mudd-Scripps Athletics Hall of Famer and f…
A Veterans Day Celebration was held at CMC on Nov. 11, honoring CMC's veterans, active duty personnel and current ROTC cadets. The event, held on the Veterans Patio at Roberts South, featured remarks by CMC President Em…
With the announcement on Monday, Nov. 11, by the NCAA that the Claremont-Mudd-Scripps volleyball and women’s soccer teams have qualified for their respective NCAA Championships, four fall CMS teams in all are participat…
The recent revelation that the 80-year-old son of Hildebrand Gurlitt, an art dealer enlisted by the Nazis, was keeping a trove of Nazi-looted art in his Munich apartment, has sent the world into an uproar. It also made…
NOTHING SERVES as a better metaphor for Hiram Chodosh’s approach to people, and to his role as CMC president, than the image of a table. For him, tables reflect the essence of the collaborative process. “Tables are the…
David Dreier CMC Trustee David Dreier '75, chairman of The Annenberg-Dreier Commission at Sunnylands, will represent Secretary of State John Kerry at the Bali Democracy Forum in Indonesia, November 7-8, 2013. In this ca…
CMC's Frederick Lynch Associate professor of government Frederick Lynch has been awarded a $60,000 grant from the Carthage Foundation, which he will use to write a new book on the subject of “political correctness.” Als…
CMC continues to be a top producer of Fulbright recipients, according to a recent Chronicle of Higher Education article. Seven CMC students were chosen for the honor last year, putting the College among the top 20 produ…
In a couple of weeks, a new book coauthored by John-Clark Levin ’12 and Jack Pitney, CMC’s Roy P. Crocker Professor of American Politics, will drift into retail outlets, broadening discussions about piracy and the marit…
In a now-forgotten corner of campus, currently occupied by part of the Kravis Center, there once stood a decayed but beloved building. In a former age, it had been the toast of a growing and flourishing campus scene an…
