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Do protests distract from the university’s role as a truth-seeking institution and undermine liberal education?

Two-term Poet Laureate and Time Magazine Women of the Year Ada Limón spoke at the Atheneum on February 27th.

Cheryl Strayed is best known for her 2012 memoir, Wild. At graduation, she will urge the Class of 2024 to "keep walking."

"As president, I have based my decision on what I believe to be in the best interests of the College as a whole."

Faculty passed the resolution as hundreds of students marched across the Colleges. 

Police escorted protestors out of Alexander Hall in several small groups with their hands zip-tied behind their backs.

The officers were dispatched with riot gear and tear gas launchers.

Meet the next slate of CMC Resident Assistants!

The unexpected defeat of President Erdoğan’s AK Party suggest potential shifts in Turkish political dynamics.

Plenty of “non-quants” find themselves leading double-lives, sitting in economics courses, wishing to be across campus, doing anything else.

'Bidenomics' or 'America-First?'

The 'Claremonsters' continue to surprise us, even after the entire John Eastman January 6th debacle.

Casualties have become casual.

Just about 50 years ago, in April of 1975, 28 out of 41 trustees at Claremont Men’s College voted to admit female students to the college.

Meet the winners!

Amid national tensions over the US-Mexico border, Gray Mollenkamp drove to San Ysidro to hear from migrants on the ground.

Some would call it “FOMO.” Well, not exactly. 

ASCMC presents candidate statements for upcoming Executive Board elections.

Welcome, but Effective?

The students voted overwhelmingly in favor of divestment and disclosure.