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The Antislavery Constitution
Did the Constitution Pave the Way to Emancipation?
Nate Weisberg
Feb 23, 20245 min read


Don't Ban Haifa
Student activists act as though Pitzer can have more sway than the President of the United States.Â
Nate Weisberg
Feb 16, 20243 min read


Pitzer Student Senate Votes to Suspend Study Abroad in Israel
Students addressed President Thacker directly, accusing him of being complicit in the murder of Palestinians.
Brandon Kung
Feb 16, 20242 min read


Freedom for or from Religion?
Vincent Phillip Muñoz '93 on natural rights and free exercise
Nate Weisberg
Feb 12, 20243 min read


Pitzer Senate Prepares for Haifa Resolution Vote
The resolution will be put to a final vote this Sunday at 7:00 PM.
Brandon Kung
Feb 9, 20243 min read


Trump’s Ballot Disqualification: What the Right Gets Wrong
Conservatives cherish states' rights ... so long as it serves their political interests.
Jaxson Sharpe
Dec 29, 20236 min read


Jaahnavi Kandula: Racial Bias in Legal Valuations
Officer Auderer's insensitive comments regarding the death of Jaahnavi Kandula shed light on the legal devaluation of people of color.
Richa Parikh
Dec 5, 20233 min read


Ridley Scott’s Napoleon
The movie falls victim to the eternal Anglo-Saxon grudge.
Arda Aslan
Dec 3, 20232 min read


Goldwater’s Legacy is Trumpism
Tracing the Evolution of Conservative Populism and Outsider Identity in American Politics
Brandon Kung
Nov 28, 20234 min read


Claremont McKenna College: An American Al-Azhar
Aslan critiques how CMC faculty have approached the crisis in Gaza and argues for more cultural understanding in higher education.
Arda Aslan
Nov 21, 20233 min read


From Democracy to Despotism: Populism's Perils
Gabe Goldstein discusses Eastern European politics and the recent elections in Poland with Stanford Professor Anna Gryzmala-Busse.
Gabriel Goldstein
Nov 13, 20234 min read


Counting the Many Interview with Melissa Schwartzberg
Caroline Bullock and Henry Long sat down with Professor Schwartzberg to discuss her book on the origins and limits of supermajority rules.
Caroline Bullock, Henry Long
Nov 6, 20237 min read


In Defense of Complexity
Rhetorical excesses hinder truth-seeking in the midst of conflict.
Nate Weisberg
Nov 4, 20235 min read


No, We Can't Depoliticize Our Discourse on Israel-Palestine
Kamadolli explains why a depoliticized "human rights" view is impossible.
Enya Kamadolli
Nov 1, 202310 min read


"Stop Cop City"
Stop Cop City protesters expose Georgia's unyielding commitment to militarize their police.
Evan Sevaly
Oct 31, 20233 min read


Points-Based Migr"eh"tion in Canada
Canadian immigration policy is not as fair as it seems.
Nicole Jonassen
Oct 30, 20236 min read


Rebuttal: CMC’s Mission Complements the Liberal Arts
Joshua Morganstein defends the harmony of liberal arts and pre-professional education at CMC
Joshua Morganstein
Oct 15, 20234 min read


Politics and the (New) English Language
Those who aspire to think more critically must attend to their terminology.
Nate Weisberg
Oct 12, 20233 min read


Is CMC’s Mission at Odds with the Liberal Arts?
Crescit cum commercio civitas?
Henry Long
Oct 12, 20233 min read


The Forgotten Civic Bargain
Interview with author Josiah Ober.
Nate Weisberg
Oct 12, 20234 min read
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