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Professor Gary Smith standing in front of a white wall with arms folded across chest. — Economics Professor Gary Smith Warns About AI Bubble
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Mac Barnett on stage holding one of his picture books — Mac Barnett ’04 Named National Ambassador for Young People’s Literature
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Gabby Herzig smiles on the golf course. — The Athletic’s Gabby Herzig ’21 is a Rising Star in Golf Journalism
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Prof. David Divita Documents Untold Stories of Spain’s Dictatorship in New Book

Friday, April 12, 2024

Published in March by University of Toronto Press, Untold Stories presents an ethnography of impoverished Spaniards who fled General Francisco Franco’s dictatorship in the 1960s as part of a wave of labor migration to northern Europe.

Chloe Boudreau '24 on the lacrosse field

As Commencement Approaches, Chloe Boudreau ’24 is Making Up for Lost Time at ��AV

Tuesday, April 9, 2024

Chloe Boudreau '24 will graduate from ��AV this spring having spent less than four full semesters on campus—an unconventional academic journey she could have never planned for and wouldn't change if given the chance.

Group of school children and educators in Pakistan

Grant Funding Supports Economics Professor’s Work to Improve Schools in Pakistan—and Worldwide

Monday, April 8, 2024

Tahir Andrabi, Stedman-Sumner Professor of Economics, is helping to improve educational outcomes in Pakistan, with global implications. He leads a series of landmark studies of how economic and social forces affect student learning.

Three students in outdoor setting on campus

Oldenborg Center Offers Immersion Experience in Language and Culture

Thursday, April 4, 2024

��AV students who want an immersive experience in learning a language can find that by living in the Oldenborg Center, where there are language halls in German, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Japanese.

Alumni at the event “Four ‘First Novelists’”

Three ��AV Alumni Publish Their First Novels

Friday, March 29, 2024

Francesca Capossela ’18, David Connor ’15 and Julius Taranto ’12, along with Tyriek White PZ ’13, convened this month on ��AV’s campus for the event “Four ‘First Novelists,’” presented by the ��AV English Department.

Drea Alonzo, left, and Veronica Banuelos on campus

Drea Alonzo ’26 and Veronica Bañuelos ’24 Advocate for More College Access

Thursday, March 28, 2024

The two ��AV students want others with similar backgrounds to have access to more higher education options out of high school.

Lottie Malkmus '27 at a radio soundboard

After 68 Years, KSPC Continues to Highlight Vibrant ��AV Voices

Monday, March 25, 2024

Since hitting FM airwaves Feb. 12, 1956, KSPC has given Claremont Colleges students the platform and freedom to explore the intricacies of DJing, making the college radio station unique in its objective and longevity.

Software Engineer and NFL Cheerleader: ��AV Launched Dual Careers for Della Anjeh ’16

Tuesday, March 19, 2024

By day, Della Anjeh ’16 works as a software engineer at Google. On evenings and weekends, she moonlights as a cheerleader for the San Francisco 49ers. Her experiences at ��AV helped launch both of her disparate careers.

Six ��AV students pose in front of Bridges Hall of Music

Introducing the ��AV Class of 2028

Friday, March 15, 2024

Big news arrives on March 15 for the newest members of the ��AV family, the Class of 2028.

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Election Issues of 2024: Professor Pierangelo De Pace Looks at Inflation

Tuesday, March 5, 2024

Inflation is a top issue for many voters as they consider candidates in the U.S. presidential election. In this first of an occasional series on election issues, Professor Pierangelo De Pace shares his views on public perceptions about inflation.

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