Since freshman year, Laleh Ahmad ’20 and Sophia Krivatsy ’20 have attended lunch and dinner events several times a week at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum. Even as life became busier for both at CMC, the rising seniors…

Seven CMC students will be spending their summers working on creative projects from podcasts to a pop-up art exhibit thanks to the new Creative Works Fellowship. An initiative of the Gould Center for the Humanistic Stud…

Coreen Rodgers, vice president and chief financial officer of the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Gardens, will join Claremont McKenna College as vice president of business and chief operating officer.…

Montana Gov. Steve Bullock ’88 has announced he is running for President. Now in his second term, Bullock was first elected governor of the Republican-leaning state in 2012. He won re-election in the year President Dona…

“A small minority,” cautions Arthur Brooks, “benefits from telling people that they are unsafe and should be afraid.” They drive a “culture of contempt” that can be cured by an approach that seems obvious but has proved…

Eugene L. Wolver, Jr. ’51, one of the longest serving members of CMC’s Board of Trustees and past president of the Claremont McKenna College Alumni Association, has died. He was 86. Wolver died May 11 at Ronald Reagan U…

Arthur Brooks, the keynote speaker at CMC’s 72nd commencement, had one last assignment for Claremont McKenna College graduates before they accepted their diplomas at Pritzlaff Field on Saturday. Two, actually—and he did…