On Nov. 2, John K. Roth, the Edward J. Sexton Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at CMC, received the Holocaust Educational Foundation’s Distinguished Achievement Award for Holocaust Studies and Research. Making the prese…
A delegation from the inaugural faculty of the Yale-National University of Singapore College (Yale NUS) visited The Claremont Colleges on Nov. 15-16 to observe and discuss science teaching with the community’s faculty.…
The Washington Post’s Nov. 27, 2012 story on Mexico’s drug war quoted CMC’s Roderic Camp, the Philip M. McKenna Professor of the Pacific Rim. The piece, Mexico’s drug war is at a stalemate as Calderon’s presidency ends,…
When Paul Krassner, the founder and publisher of The Realist, was called the father of the underground press in America, he demanded a paternity test. But Krassner is not merely irreverent. For more than half a century,…
The Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is offering students a chance to design its logo and brand icons. If you are a 5C student, you are eligible to submit a design and receive a $250 prize if your design is se…
The CMS Women's Basketball Team hosted a free youth basketball clinic on Saturday October 27th for kids in the community. The Athenas led the kids through a series of fundamental drills and stations including shooting,…
P. Edward Haley, the W.M. Keck Foundation Chair of International and Strategic Studies and director of CMC's Center for Human Rights Leadership, has just published an opinion piece in the Nov. 13 issue of The Christian…
Title IX was brought into law 40 years ago. It states: No person in the United States shall, on the basis of sex, be excluded from participation in, be denied the benefits of, or be subjected to discrimination under any…
Jack Pitney, Crocker Professor of Politics, assesses the results of the election and the implications they will have. In publications like Newsday, Business Week, Mercury News and WNYC News, Pitney discusses the rising…
Among the first generation of CMCers, the Tortugateers' passion for adventures, Scrippsies and Foothill's plethora of watering holes united them as the first brotherhood of Claremont Men's College. No matter a brother's…
