If you're one of the millions eagerly counting the days to the Opening Ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games in London on July 27, and you're one of the lucky ones springing for tickets to Great Britain for all the hoopla,…
An exhibition at the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens in San Marino that CMC students helped create this past spring has since been picked up by the National Gallery, London, which featured the…
Baseball. Hot dogs. Apple Pie. And CMC? Well, why not?Count back 25 years, and against the red, white, and blue backdrop of Americana that decorates the city of Claremont on Fourth of July, you'll find a little piece of…
Colin Tudor '05 will be channeling the spirit of Thomas Jefferson when he recites the Declaration of Independence Wednesday morning at Memorial Park, the first of the T. Willard Hunter speakers who will give 10-minute s…
Katie Rodihan '14, an intern for the Democratic National Committee in Washington, D.C., was at the Democratic National Headquarters yesterday when the Supreme Court upheld President Obama's Affordable Care Act. Katie re…
John J. Pitney Jr. is no stranger to headlines. He writes them, he reacts to them, and without question, he can make them. This month, the Roy P. Crocker Professor of American Politics has been in high demand, which sor…
Bad leaders. Narcissism. Rules for good work relationships. How smiling affects your brain. How face shape apparently can be linked not only to sexual attractiveness, butalsotrustworthiness, as well as the "L" word that…
Every student at CMC is encouraged to take on a summer or semester internship. Providing real-world experiences, internships are an advantageous accompaniment to classroom instruction. We interviewed several students to…
Alumna Rebecca Arnold '10 is heading off to the Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences in Bethesda, Maryland, to study medicine. Arnold graduated from CMC in 2010 with honors in neuroscience and a lifelong pas…
