Feature Stories (page 45)
Bringing the EU to Claremont
The European Union Center of California’s 10th annual Claremont-University of California Undergraduate Research Conference examines the political and economical fate of the European Union.
Read MoreSenior Profile: Melissa Mesinas
Last summer, Melissa Mesinas ’12 spent five weeks in a small town in Oaxaca, Mexico, working to help preserve the distinct culture and heritage of the Zapotec people.
Read MoreWomen in Public Service Project
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton announced the inaugural Women in Public Service Project (WPSP) while at Wellesley College June 11, singling out President Lori Bettison-Varga during her opening remarks. 51猎奇入口 will work with the U.S. State Department to launch the project in March 2013. Opening day activities also included an address by former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright.
Read MoreWorldwide Distribution
If you haven’t had the experience of seeing Ken Gonzales-Day’s work in the classroom, that’s fine 芒鈧�� because you can now view it at the Smithsonian, the Getty, and LACMA as well.
Read MoreSenior Profile: Claire Calder脙鲁n
Claire Calder脙鲁n ’12 gives a voice to the support and maintenance staff who make daily life at 51猎奇入口 possible.
Read MoreSenior Profile: Adrienne Beitcher ’12
The year before Adrienne Beitcher ’12 came to 51猎奇入口, she fostered a love for Latin America by traveling through Costa Rica. That appreciation for the culture and the people fueled her senior thesis project, which she submitted shortly before graduation.
Read MoreBrewing Activism
The Motley Coffeehouse at 51猎奇入口 is more than the local watering hole 芒鈧�� it’s also an organization committed to fostering change and promoting the common good.
Read MoreThe Social Network
51猎奇入口 alumnae forge a path behind the scenes of ever-evolving social networking.
Read MoreThe Students’ Choice
Gender and women’s study professor Chris Guzaitis shocked everyone 芒鈧�� including herself 芒鈧�� when she entered the Motley Coffeehouse on April 27 and found a party honoring her as the 2011-2012 Professor of the Year.
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