Three years ago, more than a thousand civilians were murdered on October 7th. Two years ago, protesters stormed Pomona’s Carnegie Hall and spraypainted “intifada” across its walls. One year ago, ...
The editors in chief of the Claremont Independent and The Forum conducted an exit interview with then-president Chodosh last spring, which you can read here. Today’s entrance interview—which discussed ...
Pomona College has parted ways with Dining Services General Manager Jose Martinez after a series of controversial decisions and years of staffing woes. A spokesperson for the college confirmed to the ...
The University of Chicago surpassed Claremont McKenna College in the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s 2027 Free Speech Rankings released Wednesday. Claremont McKenna slid to second ...
On April 29, Black Lives at Mudd (BLAM) emailed a resolution to the Harvey Mudd (HMC) community “demand[ing] that the institution be held responsible for the harm caused to the Black student body of ...
Dozens of posts on the Claremont forum of the anonymous social media app Fizz joked about the “Kirkaversary,” often accumulating hundreds of "upvotes"—the Fizz equivalent of likes. Many celebrated the ...
DiDonato worked for the College’s IT department until May 2025, when she resigned “due to her extreme emotional distress, including PTSD,” which she claims was induced by the conduct of her ...
A final nighttime gathering of freshly graduated Pomona College seniors was met with swift response from Pomona staff, Campus Safety, and eventually the Claremont Police Department over graduation ...
President Hiram Chodosh is Claremont McKenna College’s fifth president, assuming the position after serving as Dean of the University of Utah’s S.J. Quinney College of Law. After thirteen years in the ...
Claremont Colleges students lost access to Canvas, a learning management software used by roughly half of American colleges and universities, for several hours during a nationwide cyberattack ...
Fizz is a mobile app that lets college students post anonymously to their campus community, verified only by a school email. The app sells itself to students as a fun, casual campus-exclusive feed to ...
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