Constructive dialogue and collaboration across boundaries—all core CMC values—were at the heart of “The Crisis in Ukraine: Summer Symposia Series,” which brought together CMC and Ukrainian scholars and religious leaders.

CMC’s popular Summer Research Program brings students and faculty together for eight weeks of collaborations, vibrant intellectual and social engagement, and in-depth exploration.

Describing the College’s culture as “open, inspiring, and supportive,” Samuel Bogen ’23 maintained a five-class workload, served as ASCMC’s Academic Affairs Chair, and consulted for a group of 20 Major League Baseball pitchers.

Led by a national championship from women’s tennis, a runner-up finish from women’s cross country, and third-place finishes from men’s golf and volleyball, CMS ended eighth in the final Learfield Directors’ Cup rankings of the top NCAA Division III athletic departments.

Laura Lulejian Klein ’92 recently reflected on her time at CMC, where she learned the “power of perseverance.” An active alumna, she said she gives so much of her time because, “I loved my experience at CMC and I want to pay it forward.”

John Ferling, CMC’s first full-time mathematics professor, who established CMC’s computer lab, died on May 31. Ferling taught at the College from 1957 to 2001, and oversaw CMC’s IBM 1620 computer system.

Ever on the forefront of business and international affairs, CMC was in London for Worldmeet bringing together alumni, students, and families for discussions about conducting business in the United Kingdom and European Union post-Brexit and COVID-19.

CMC’s 75^th Anniversary commemoration will cap off in celebratory style with a float in the 134^th Rose Parade—the first float for CMC or any of The Claremont Colleges.

As we wrap up our 75^th Anniversary, we thank the countless members of the CMC community for taking part in our festivities and for your support. Together, we look forward to a bright future! Learn more here.