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Provocative political posturing has no place on campuses committed to constructive dialogue.

To recognize Somaliland is to destabilize Africa and undercut America’s values.

The Horn of Africa’s best democracy is key to a more peaceful continental order.

American legal scholar Nadine Strossen sits down with Sara Arjomand '26.

Higher education through one-sided narratives has created "closed classrooms."

Claremont, it's time to preach what we practice.

The Druze of Syria stand on the brink of erasure, as their endurance is met with global silence.

Learn more about the First-Year Class President candidates!

Award-winning reporter Karen Hao sits down with Sara Arjomand '26.

Claremont McKenna secures the top spot, and Pomona falls among nation’s worst.  

We cannot rehabilitate children without nurturing them.

Applications close Friday, October 3rd, 2025 at 11:59pm.

Homeownership isn’t a luxury, but an essential ingredient in republicanism.

It's time we questioned a cultural institution that keeps housing unaffordable and promises financial security but doesn't deliver.

Professor Corey Brettschneider sits down with Greta Long '28 and Shiv Parihar '28.

Meet the five staff members of The Forum.

Trump’s child trust funds could reduce wealth inequality while promoting economic mobility and positive parenting. Liberals and conservatives alike should applaud it.

The recent DC shooting shows the danger of a movement that fails to stand on principles. College students are not innocent.

The class of 2025 elected Henry Long to deliver remarks on their behalf at Claremont McKenna College's 77th Commencement Ceremony.

Enforcing linguistic rules isn’t oppressive; it’s liberating.