CMC faculty, students, and staff have been preparing for this “back-to-school” moment for almost two years, wondering what it would be like to see each other in-person again, to learn together, eat together, and just ha…
In a ceremony that addressed the duality of “excitement and nervousness” permeating campus this past week, CMC’s annual Convocation asked important questions about navigating the academic year ahead. President Hiram E.…
CMC students recently met with peer representatives and staff from more than 60 organizations across campus—an ideal opportunity to get involved, begin leadership roles, and best of all, make new friends. From Model Uni…
Her face may not be as familiar as Anthony Fauci’s, but infectious disease specialist Katya Calvo Corado ’01 has helped countless Americans better understand the pandemic. In fluent Spanish. Partnering with the Nationa…
The National Science Foundation has awarded CMC professor Sarah Cannon a $174,583 research grant to study math and computer science with applications to U.S. democracy. Her research aims to improve electoral maps for eq…
An evening at the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum represents the epitome of the thriving intellectual life at CMC. And this year’s speakers program promises to deliver an illustrious roster of thought leaders and innovators…
David Dreier ’75: Remembering 9/11 Before September 11, 2001, the War of 1812 is likely the last time that the U.S. Capitol was vacant. Twenty years ago, David Dreier ’75, Chairman of the House Rules Committee, was the…
Peter Adams ’61 GP’21 and Hank Snowdon ’21 share a bond that goes beyond grandparent and grandchild — they share their CMC alma mater. Despite being six decades apart, their CMC experience has several similarities. They…
Jon Joey Telebrico ’23 Hometown: Santa Clara, Calif. Major: Philosophy and American Studies, Gender and Sexuality Studies sequence VP of Campus Organizations, ASCMC Model United Nations team College Programming Board Ju…
“Welcome to the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum and the first in-person event in a year and a half.” Maya Ghosh ’22 may not have intended her podium introduction as a new Athenaeum fellow to be a raucous applause line. Bu…
