Seeking CMC love stories—Did you meet your spouse or partner as a student, or perhaps later at a CMC reunion, or via another chance encounter? We want to know the story, sparks and all! Please send your story to pa@claremontmckenna.edu. See here for examples!

As a media studies major, Robert Cain ’21 is capturing life through the exhibition, “When a Black Woman Speaks, You Listen.” Cain has photographed CMC students, illustrating their beauty and humanity. “I wanted them to feel powerful,” Cain said.

Tain Lee ‘12, who won the NCAA Division III individual national championship, qualified for his first career PGA Tour event at the Farmers Insurance Open on Jan. 28-31. He made the cut, finishing in a tie for 69th place out of 156 golfers in the field.

Time, treasure, talent, ties: How are our CMC students giving back to the community and gaining value in the process? “We are delighted and grateful that our students have stepped up to raise awareness about philanthropy among their peers,” said Danielle Yellen of CMC Annual Giving.

While learning remains virtual, CMC is working closely with students to find ways to connect them with their campus and its beloved traditions. The Dean of Students office has mailed hundreds of boxes to students, containing items such as ready-to-plant succulent clippings from campus.

The event’s vibrant slate of virtual programming, which runs through March, is tailored for families eager to expand their knowledge of the College by offering a window into their student’s experience.