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Acclaimed CMC professor Harry V. Jaffa’s political philosophy once reshaped conservatism. What does it teach us now?

How can we educate responsible leaders in a modern democratic society?

Lysander Spooner (1808-1887)

Crescit cum commercio civitas.

Some things matter more than winning.

President Biden and Big Oil had a truce. Now President-elect Trump has a deal.

CMC’s administrative overreach has reduced students from “responsible leaders” to coddled dependents.

Frances Perkins (1880-1965)

To save our democracy, look to Plymouth Rock.

The College’s mental health efforts are commendable, but their messaging is wrong-headed.

CMC's International Relations faculty offer some insight into Trump's foreign policy.

Alice Paul (1885-1977)

Instead of shifting right, Democrats should champion policies that appeal to working-class voters.

Cultural decay is a problem. Authoritarianism isn’t the answer.

The CMC community must re-commit itself to constructive dialogue.

CMC students reacted with shock and disbelief to the results of the 2024 election. We should have seen it coming. 

Vice President of Student Affairs DT Graves and Dean of Students Jimmy Doan spoke about Pomona's disciplinary actions on Monday night.

Donald Trump’s re-election manifesto proposes major changes to educational policies in the U.S.

Young men and women are drifting apart politically—CMC students are no different.

For Constitution Day, historian and law professor Jonathan Gienapp delivered a critique of originalism at the Athenaeum.