Jay Conger, institute chair of Kravis Leadership Institute and professor of psychology, and Henry R. Kravis '67, co-founder of Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co. recently discussed their vision for the future of KLI and lead…
Clare Riva '13 and Jake Petzold '12 have certainly got what it takes to thrive as Ath Fellows. They're intellectually curious, well-read and spoken and each possesses a modicum of charisma that just might give them the…
CMC Registrar and Director of Institutional Research Elizabeth Morgan will be putting willing students through their paces in a Hatha Yoga class (with an emphasis on vinyasa practice) that she'll teach during the summer…
Even as bookstores are closing, sales of Nooks and Kindles are climbing, and iPads and apps are fast turning virtual page-flipping into interactive, immersive experiences, readers still pledge their allegiance to the pr…
This article by Nathan Falk '14 appeared in CMC's Forum on April 25, 2011. Just over a week ago, faculty at Claremont McKenna College approved a joint BA/MA program in Finance for undergraduate students. In four years,…
Take five CMC student interns, some clever ideas, a video camera, and Facebook and what have you got an effective and innovative way to reach out to young alumni of the College.Interns in the Office of Annual Giving hav…
Gaston Espinosa, the Arthur V. Stoughton Associate Professor of Religious Studies, has been awarded a National Humanities Fellowship from the National Humanities Center (NHC) Institute for Advanced Study, located in the…
In these recessionary times, every little bit of help, well, helps; especially to organizations that are hard-pressed to provide even basic necessities.And, in the case of CMS athletic department's inaugural donation of…
Stephen T. Davis, the Russell K. Pitzer Professor of Philosophy, has just learned he will receive an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters next month from his alma mater, Whitworth University in Spokane, Wash.The news ca…
It wasn't easy, but ultimately, they named a victoror rather, victors.On Friday, April 8, the Robert Day School of Economics and Finance hosted a case competition involving 60 students who competed in teams for a chance…