Prof. Ben Gillen credits his latest breakthroughs to surprising resources at the College: his undergraduate research assistants. And that’s after working with some of the best and brightest at Caltech. “CMC students raised the bar,” he said.

Jeff Klein ’75 and Kendyl Klein ’14, recently discussed the evolving state of news, advertising, and marketing, and how technology drives those changes. To succeed, companies “need to understand where their audience is,” said Kendyl.

Psychology Prof. Wei-Chin Hwang was honored with the Asian American Psychological Association’s 2019 Distinguished Contributions Award. Hwang was recognized for bridging his scholarly work with practice, especially in Asian American communities.

Michael Shear '90 spoke about his new book, Border Wars: Inside Trump’s Assault on Immigration, which explores President Trump’s highly contentious views on immigration and the mechanics of an administration attempting to turn them into policy.

Victoria Sancho Lobis, a lecturer in the History Department and Joint Art History Program, has curated the new exhibition, Rubens, Rembrandt and Drawing in the Golden Age at the Art Institute of Chicago, and authored its extensive catalog.

Leading legal experts presented their scholarship at the 14th annual Conference on Empirical Legal Studies at CMC. The conference showcased original legal scholarship in a diverse range of fields, including law, political science, psychology, and economics.

CMS had a great weekend as four teams -- men’s and women’s soccer and men’s and women’s track and field -- advanced in NCAA Championships. To top it off, the football team defeated Pomona-Pitzer to take the Sixth Street trophy.

“I’ve done cutting-edge research, applied coding skills to my varied academic interests, and acquired experience through multiple internships,” said Alina Rainsford ’20. Your gifts help make experiences like Alina’s possible for each and every student. Make your gift today!