Vaping could be the next vaccine, a miracle of modern science that saves nine million lives each year — if only we would let it. I think more people should vape. I love a hot take, and this is one of ...

In the wake of a disappointing election — if your preferred candidate won on Nov. 5, I encourage you to stop reading and cancel your voter registration — the prospect of engaging with politics once ...

25 cases of beer, 30 packs of premium ribs, and an unnecessary amount of potato chips and a seemingly endless assault of demeaning glares. This scene has colored Daniel Han Tae Choi PO ’28 experience ...

On Feb. 2, an unauthorized individual trespassed in the residence hall bathroom of Pomona College’s Lyon Court, according to a student living in the hall. Courtesy: Pomona College On Sunday, Feb. 2, ...

Pitzer College is moving to replace its Italian Stone trees with native ones after a tree fall on Jan. 20 damaged Broad Hall. (Nina Ude • The Student Life) After a fallen tree damaged Pitzer College’s ...

Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) baseball prepares for their first game of 2025 after a record-breaking playoff run last season, appearing in the College World Series for the first time in program history — ...

BREAKING NEWS: The Claremont couture-ists are back in full force post-break, strutting the campus runways, and I, for one, could not be happier. Stay safe, because I nearly got whiplash multiple times ...

The 33rd Annual Ussachevsky Memorial Festival of Electroacoustic Music took place at Pomona College from Jan. 31 to Feb. 1. Between performances at the Skyspace, a concert at Thatcher Music Hall and a ...

On Jan. 29, students across the 5Cs came together to celebrate the Lunar New Year and ring in the Year of the Snake. Lunar New Year is also commonly known as Spring Festival or Chinese New Year and ...

On Feb. 3, Mancini spoke with Ryan Patel about the necessity of improving diversity in the technology industry at CMC’s Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum. Since 2011, Black Girls Code has supported girls of ...

The clock hits six o’clock and the line is Disneyland-esque. I’m working as efficiently as possible to scan items and I’m only midway through my shift. A customer — let’s call him Chad — slams his ...