Daniel Olmsted is making a difference helping one animal species the Channel Island fox battle back from the brink of extinction. Read his story here, one of a series of articles profiling CMC students and their summer…
CMC's annual Family Picnic theme for 2010 is a Fiesta! The picnic will be held from noon to 4:30 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 13, in the quad area located north of Collins Dining Hall.The event, open to CMC staff, faculty, emer…
Ana Kostioukova is one CMC student making a difference in an urban area hit hard by catastrophic storms and grinding poverty. Read her story here, one in a series of articles profiling CMC students and their summer inte…
Emma Jones is helping orphan girls in a small village north of Mumbai gain control of their lives by putting pen to paper. Read her story here, the first in a series of stories profiling CMC students and their summer in…
Whether or not every member of CMC's Class of 1960 was "homespun" during their college years, they are nowthanks to Kristin "Kris" Cadagan, wife of Jerry Cadagan '60, who recently handcrafted a 4 1/2-foot by 6-foot quil…
John-Clark Levin '12 now has more than an internship at the Wall Street Journal this summer. He also has his first byline for the daily, international newspaperone of the largest in circulation.The Wednesday, July 14 is…
William Ascher, the Donald C. McKenna Professor of Government and Economics, has been awarded the 2010 Levine Book Prize for his book, Bringing in the Future: Strategies for Farsightedness and Sustainability in Developi…
Claremont McKenna College has been named a Top Ten Best College Eats by Parents & Colleges, a Web site helping parents become more informed of college options. The rankings put CMC smack-dab in the middle of the list at…
In a recent video for a leading provider of speech-generating devices, Augie Nieto '80 P'08 says that of all the challenges posed by ALS (amyotrophic lateral sclerosis), the most overwhelming is communication. "When the…
Whether or not every member of CMC's Class of 1960 was "homespun" during their college years, they are nowthanks to Kristin "Kris" Cadagan, wife of Jerry Cadagan '60, who recently handcrafted a 4 1/2-foot by 6-foot quil…
