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The annual Scripps Candy Hop has students trick-or-treating from various offices around campus, boosting relations between administration and students. (Jiaying Cao • The Student Life) The morning of ...

On Oct. 19, Elon Musk introduced the “Petition in Favor of Free Speech and the Right to Bear Arms,” run by Musk’s political action committee (PAC), “America PAC,” which promised to award one million ...

Haverim’s paint over has seen a community response on both sides of the aisle (Andrew Yuan • The Student Life) Over the past year, Pomona College’s campus has been shrouded in fierce debates and ...

The Monday, Oct. 28, “blackout” protest called for by ASPC’s Senate in an Oct. 25 statement on the Oct. 7 student suspensions, sparked discourse on campus about the role that student government should ...

The Monday, Oct. 28, “blackout” protest called for by ASPC’s Senate in an Oct. 25 statement on the Oct. 7 student suspensions, sparked discourse on campus about the role that student government should ...

After the whirlwind of transportations that occurred at the beginning of this past fall semester, things seem to have smoothed out. Or have they? Students (mainly freshmen) continue to drink copious ...

Ladies, let’s talk about it. It feels good to be asked out, but are we losing chances at love by waiting for the man to ask us out? Urging women to take a chance and make the first move, Tess McHugh ...

In response to Pomona College President G. Gabrielle Starr’s recent decision to use her extraordinary authority to suspend 12 students, the Queer Resource Center hosted a presentation on the college’s ...

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If you were brave enough to call the phone number on a mysterious Los Angeles billboard this summer, you would’ve heard the voice of a serial killer singing “Happy Birthday.” Horror columnist Niko Kay ...

My plan when I started at Claremont McKenna College was straightforward. I would major in International Relations and then move back to D.C.. There, I would work on Capitol Hill in Foreign Services, ...