Articles tagged: "Claremont McKenna College"

This year, the Washington Examiner started a series on campus speech codes, whether they call them that or not, but the news is mostly good.

Five Claremont McKenna students were suspended, and two on “conduct probation” due to their involvement in shutting down a speech by an author on the college campus this past spring.

Claremont McKenna will not levy serious sanctions against their students who disrupted a speech by the author of the book, “War on Cops.”

A student mob/protest prevented a guest speaker from delivering her speech, and now the students at McKenna Claremont College could face suspension and expulsion for it.

Protesters disrupt another speech: This time, ‘War on Cops’ book author Heather MacDonald had to cut her speech short and be escorted to a safe location at Claremont McKenna College.

From Campus Reform: Claremont McKenna College (CMC) is funding a minorities-only meditation program for individuals who have experienced race-related stress….

One way to measure the left-wing bias in academia is by looking at the degree to which those who don’t…

“Those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it.” On May 3, 2016, Elizabeth Edwards Spalding, an author and…

Huh? Students at a private college in Southern California recently canceled plans to screen “Zoolander 2” on campus, saying in…

How do student protestors today differ from their predecessors back in the 1960s? The latter were more well-read. “This is…

The Claremont Independent staff wrote an editorial and blasted the college for not confronting activists.