Swim Teams Make Big Splash
The CMS men's and women's swimming and diving teams have been on a dominating run through January, losing only one event in meets against both Whittier and La Verne.On Saturday, January 21, the Stags and Athenas swam at…
The CMS men's and women's swimming and diving teams have been on a dominating run through January, losing only one event in meets against both Whittier and La Verne.On Saturday, January 21, the Stags and Athenas swam at…
CMC Philosophy Professor Suzanne Obdrzalek recently received a high honor from the Journal of the History of Philosophy. The Journal cited Obdrzalek's article, "Moral Transformation and the Love of Beauty in Plato's Sym…
After over three decades of coaching Claremont-Mudd-Scripps women's basketball, on January 7, 2012 head coach Jodie Burton won her 500th game for the Athenas. Burton's career record of 500 wins and 293 losses (.631) mak…
CMC's Model United Nations program has been ranked 8th in North America by Best Delegate, an education company that promotes Model UN. CMC is the highest ranked liberal arts college and the highest ranked team on the We…
Kurt Vlasich has been named as head coach for CMS Volleyball, after serving for the past year as interim head coach. Vlasich began coaching at CMS Volleyball in 2002 under Coach Dianna Graves. Over the past nine seasons…
Sunil Rajaraman '01 started his entrepreneurial venture in 2007, and since then Scripted.com has blossomed into a marketplace where over 80,000 freelance writers are joined with small businesses, who are looking for gre…
The Keck Center for International and Strategic Studies at CMC has established a new internship program for international relations majors. The Bill Rood Internship in International Security offers a $5,000 stipend and…
Three CMS winter sports teams have been highly ranked in national polls over the past month, continuing their successes from last season. On November 23, 2011, the College Swimming Coaches Association of America (CSCAA)…
A Q&A with Douglas Peterson At a certain point, it gets tough to jam an extremely successful person's interests into a tiny space of web estate. But let's give it a go: Doug Peterson '80 P'14 P'15 loves jazz music, has…
Concerned about the dwindling resources available for public school teachers to provide their students with enriching experiences, two CMC alums founded a non-profit organization to help out. Stuart Felkner '10 and Anto…