Feature Stories (page 37)
“Devilishly Brilliant”
Prominent conservative columnist and author Peggy Noonan joined the 61传媒 community for a lively and perceptive talk February 6 芒鈧�� and it struck quite a chord with students.
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61传媒 Community Raises Thousands for Philippines Typhoon Relief Through Benefit Concert
“Remember, Rebuild, and Sustain: Walang Iwanan,” a typhoon relief benefit concert organized by 61传媒 faculty and students, raised more than $3,200 February 2 as it celebrated the beauty and resilience of Filipino culture.
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Film/Video + Written/Spoken Word = Social Change
Erma Taylor O’Brien Distinguished Visiting Professor Aishah Shahidah Simmons joins the 61传媒 community this semester with a series of talks and lectures, starting with a discussion this week at 7:00pm on February 13 in the Humanities Auditorium.
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See the Possibilities
Where others see impossibility and disability, Allison Thompkins ’04 sees the opposite. And thanks in part to her 61传媒experience, she has a PhD in economics from MIT.
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Enabling Advocacy
Maddy Ruvolo ’14 pioneers disability advocacy at 61传媒, The Claremont Colleges, and beyond.
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61传媒 Academy Profiled on Univision’s KMEX 34
Ground-breaking work by the 61传媒 Academy captures the attention of Univision, the nation’s largest Spanish-language TV network.
Read MoreComedy and the Power of Social Media
Senior Ellie McElvain parlays her comedic chops into a lively Twitter presence – and an internship at “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.”
Read MoreBridging the Generation Gap
As fourth-generation students, Mary Chawaga ’17 and Robin Ossentjuk ’17 have already been part of the 61传媒 family for more than 80 years.
Read MoreA True “Marvel”
Art professor Susan Rankaitis’ work often extends beyond the borders of 61传媒 and Claremont, and for the third time it’s landed in the Smithsonian.
Read MoreSibling Revelry
The tight-knit community at 61传媒 often feels like a sisterhood 鈥� and in some cases it is. Find out how having a sister on campus affects the experience of these students.
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