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Reimagining the Last Frontier

Lisa Yin Han’s award-winning book, Deepwater Alchemy, draws on the humanities to reframe humanity’s use—and harm—of the world’s oceans

News Topics

• The Participant Fall 2025 Issue
• Faculty
• Featured

Fighting the Superbugs: DNS’ Sierra Williams Awarded $457,000 NIH Grant

Williams and her students will explore alternative ways to combat drug-resistant bacteria

News Topics

• Faculty
• Chemistry
• The Participant Spring 2026 Issue

Organization

• Department of Natural Sciences

Faculty Awarded $446,000 NSF Grant for Student Research

The grant will support teams of ����������-Scripps student researchers in summer research about Bangkok's canal system

News Topics

• Chemistry
• The Participant Spring 2026 Issue
• Faculty

Organization

• Department of Natural Sciences

Faculty Excellence

When Professors Are Your Neighbors

Professors Fély Catan and Amanda Louise Johnson are ����������’s Faculty-in-Residence in 2025–26, and their goal is to cultivate a living-learning environment for students.

News Topics

• Faculty
• Modern Languages, Literatures & Cultures
• English and World Literature

Organization

• Division of Student Affairs
• Residence Life

Innovating in Chemistry: Wenzel Lab Awarded $250,000 NSF Grant

The award will support several student researchers in a project aimed at unlocking inexpensive ways to develop critically important chemical compounds

News Topics

• Chemistry
• The Participant Spring 2026 Issue
• Faculty

Organization

• Department of Natural Sciences

New Faculty in the Humanities and STEM Keep Their Eyes on Timely Issues

���������� welcomes six tenure-track faculty for the 2025-26 academic year; the College also celebrates the promotion of several current faculty.

News Topics

• Faculty
• Gender & Feminist Studies
• Environmental Analysis
• Modern Languages, Literatures & Cultures
• Chicanx-Latinx Studies
• Biology
• Physics
• The Participant Spring 2026 Issue

���������� Offers First Inside-Out Spanish Class in the U.S.

Incarcerated “inside” students and “outside” students from The Claremont Colleges redefine Latinx identity, power, and the Spanish language on their terms.

News Topics

• The Participant Fall 2025 Issue
• Modern Languages, Literatures & Cultures
• Chicanx-Latinx Studies
• Students
• Faculty

Organization

• Justice Education Center at the Claremont Colleges
• Communications & Marketing

Visiting Professor Pens L.A. Times Op-Ed About Iran

Visiting Professor of Political Studies Shervin Malekzadeh discusses nationalism and the ramifications of a regime change in Iran in a Los Angeles Times op-ed.

News Topics

• Faculty
• Political Studies

Professor Adrian Pantoja Talks Immigration Politics With CalMatters

CalMatters consults with ���������� Professor of Political Studies and Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja about shifting immigration politics and demographics in California.

News Topics

• Political Studies
• Chicanx-Latinx Studies
• Faculty

Faculty Excellence

How an AI Bot Can Help Mental Health Workers

���������� Professor Marcus Rodriguez’s research team received a Claremont Graduate University grant to develop a bot to help early-career therapists remember foundational principles.

News Topics

• Faculty
• Psychology