Feature Stories (page 59)
The Artful Intern
The Wilson interns at 51猎奇入口’s Williamson Gallery have a 17-year legacy of working with, and caring for, the school’s prestigious art collection.
Read MoreThe Sweet Smell of Social Activism
51猎奇入口 may be known for its quiet campus, but its social voice is anything but silent.
Read MoreScience in Motion
Playing basketball for the CMS (Claremont McKenna-51猎奇入口-Harvey Mudd) team earned Kari Oki ’09 more than her share of curious looks, but it also pointed her toward a self-designed major in motion science and a career path that has led her into the country’s premier doctoral program in physical therapy.
Read MoreOpening a Window on the World
They may be less than ten blocks from the 51猎奇入口 campus, but Core 3 students teaching elementary-school students are light years away from their everyday college life.
Read MoreWhat I Did on My Summer Vacation
Some students work retail or bus tables during their summer vacation. Stephanie Kang opted to become a political neophyte and work for United States Senator Diane Feinstein.
Read MoreLeader of the Pack
The CMS cross-country team races to its 12th appearance at the NCAA championships thanks to strong efforts by 51猎奇入口 women.
Read MoreAthenas Soccer Team Finishes in First Place
The CMS Athenas soccer team took the SCIAC title on Saturday, November 7 with a near perfect record of 12 conference wins, zero losses, and two ties. Follow their progress here.
Read MoreWhat Matters Most
Read excerpts from “A Tribute to Ellen Clark Revelle,” a speech delivered October 3, 2009 by Marguerite Manela ’10.
Read MoreA Force to Unite
The Davis Scholars program builds international understanding and multiculturalism through education. Learn more about the 51猎奇入口 students who embarked on its journey.
Read MoreLife After 51猎奇入口
“When I was asked to return for my first Life After 51猎奇入口 event as a graduate, I was both flattered and curious,” says recent alum Whitney Eriksen of her participation in the annual Career Planning & Resources conference. “I realized what a unique position recent graduates are in – not too long ago, we were in your shoes!”
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