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You've heard a lot about CMC's 50 years of coeducation. Where did it all begin? Image credit: Claremont McKenna College Archives / Jasper Langley-Hawthorne Half a century ago, in 1976, just under 60 women arrived on campus as the first class of female students admitted to Claremont Men’s College. If the name didn’t make it obvious, one of CMC’s earliest defining features was its prominent male student culture. Of the 86 students and seven faculty members who constituted its

Get to know the candidates for First-Year Class President! Image credit: Claremont McKenna College Now that the fall semester is well and truly in swing, First-Year Class President campaigns are roaring along at full speed. Like any good politician, all of our candidates promise a veritable cornucopia of free stuff: food, especially Canes (a FYCP classic), drinks, and school supplies. They promise glitzy parties and more study spots, and most importantly, they all promise to

Standing athwart the Soll Center roof, yelling Stop. Image credit: Jasper Langley-Hawthorne Dear First-Years, Welcome to CMC! Let’s make one thing clear, this isn’t a clickbait title. The first of 128 weeks is over. That’s about $3,000 in tuition. Plenty of writers in The Forum have waxed poetic on the importance of using this brief, pricey time wisely: Embrace the liberal arts and spurn the pre-professionalism found on every corner of CMC’s unduly geometric buildings. But q

To truly honor CMC’s 50th anniversary of coeducation, we must recommit to that same spirit — finding excellence in previously overlooked places. Image credit: Oscar Ponteri, made with Claremont McKenna's 50 Years of Co-education and Photo Archives Dear President Dudley, Welcome to Claremont McKenna College. Speaking on behalf of many, we are very excited for you to join us as president. We hope you and your family are adjusting well to California. Yes, the August heat can be

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