On Dec. 10, Pomona College President Gabrielle Starr announced a resolution agreement to a Title VI complaint received by the ...

The Pitzer Student Senate began discussing two bills that could significantly change Pitzer College’s policies for punishments for students found responsible for “non-consensual sexual intercourse” on ...

Tenure can mean a few different things at different academic institutions, but it ultimately signifies that a professor has been granted academic freedoms for their accomplishments that come along ...

The Los Angeles Fire Department responded to a small fire in Marks Hall at Claremont McKenna College this morning. (Andrew Yuan • The Student Life) A small fire broke out in a second floor residence ...

I’d put money on the fact that whoever is reading this has told some poor, confused soul that they “go to school in (or just outside of) Los Angeles.” I mean, it’s technically true. And, to be fair, ...

Art columnist Nadia Hsu PO ’27 visits Amedeo Modigliani’s “Portrait of a Woman (Beatrice Hastings?) in a Cloche Hat.” (Eliza Smith • The Student Life) I like looking at sketches and imagining the ...

As a lifelong Los Angeles resident, I often wonder what my new classmates imagine when they talk about “going into LA.” In exploring our city, one gets a distinct sense that many of its most visible ...

Before starting at Scripps College, the adults in my life imparted three pieces of advice for success: “say yes to everything,” “step outside your comfort zone” and “stay busy.” So far, I’ve listened ...

Good day, my beautiful reader! Today, I’m talking about a Donny Hathaway album, and I have three reasons for doing so. Firstly, I want to highlight a lesser-known Black artist. Secondly, without Donny ...

Five years ago, in March 2017, TSL published the leaked Wabash Report, a 2015 investigation that exposed the severity of Harvey Mudd College’s curriculum and workload. Students quoted in the report ...

In a world dominated by digital echo chambers, misinformation and the looming fear that algorithms are spying on users, the technological discourse has inevitably become paranoia-filled. The concept ...

Ryan Lillestrand PZ ’23 argues that the unnecessary complexity of academic writing leads to inequality in access to information. (Ethan Diaz • The Student Life) We have all experienced it before.