Earlier this year, Claremont McKenna College lost perhaps the most famous professor ever to teach under the Bauer Center rotunda. Harry...

What you already know (or suspect) about Computer Science: Virtually all of us understand the value of computer science. Its practicality...

Back in 2010, 76 percent of the Scripps College student body voted in favor of a measure to make the language of its student constitution...

Collegiate affirmative action policies, first institutionalized as a part of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement, were designed to provide...

Ever since the release of an American citizen following negotiations between Raul Castro’s government and the Obama administration, the...

Recently, Representative John Boehner—the eighth-most tenured Republican Speaker of the House in congressional history—once again secured...

Last semester, my friend Mohammad shared his story on weight loss and body image. He, in turn, inspired me to share mine. I began to lose...

Charlie Hebdo’s post-attack cover, representing a crying prophet Mohammed holding a “Je suis Charlie” (I am Charlie) solidarity poster....

By: Derek Ko and Steven Glick Sabrina Erdely published a story in Rolling Stone magazine on November 19 describing the brutal gang rape...

There was recently a dispute at the University of California, Berkeley, similar to the George Will controversy at Scripps earlier this...

The required Core I class at Scripps College is marketed both to current and prospective students as a course in “interdisciplinary...

Recent grand jury decisions in Ferguson, Missouri, and Staten Island, New York, have – quite literally – wreaked havoc across the nation....

An annual topic of conversation in the Ivy League world is the rise of the economics major. As Kevin Roose points out in New York...

After spending nine months in the State of Israel, Bryan Turkel, a brother of Alpha Epsilon Pi and a proud Zionist, returned to Claremont...

As it turns out, Republicans have obtained an historic majority in the House of Representatives, will likely pick up nine seats in the...

By Chris Gaarder and Hannah Oh Here at the Claremont Independent, we aim to kindle meaningful discussion by introducing less commonly...

When I played soccer growing up, the coin toss was the most important part of the game. The coin toss determined which team shot on which...

On September 18th CMC students received an email glorifying a new vending machine in Pomona’s Walker Hall Lounge. The machine, which is...

The Scripps Voice, the official student newspaper of Scripps College, came out in support of the college’s decision to suppress the...

There have been a lot of discussions on campus lately about social responsibility. Emails from the administration and ASCMC have been...