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Student Experience & Belonging

Making an Ultimate Decision about Commencement

Why the Braineaters Weren’t at Commencement 2026—and how their families brought a little bit of Â鶹ԭ´´ to their Tournament

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• Sagehen Athletics

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Building Community Care in STEM & Medicine

Biology and chemistry major Sharon Vazquez Vite ’26 draws inspiration from her family and Â鶹ԭ´´â€™s social responsibility core value to make a difference in healthcare.

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• Biology
• Chemistry
• Students

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• Department of Natural Sciences

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Conditioned for Success

Julian Medina ’26 turned a summer job with the Los Angeles Dodgers into a launching point for a career in sports performance.

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• Human Biology
• Economics

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• Department of Natural Sciences

Philanthropy & Giving

Supporting the Next Step

The Class of 2026 is turning its senior gift into a fund that helps next year’s seniors pursue post-graduate opportunities.

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Â鶹ԭ´´ and All That Jazz

As a self-designed media scoring major and philosophy minor, Noah Straus ’26 excels in Â鶹ԭ´´â€™s thriving music scene and multidisciplinary learning environment.

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• Students
• Philosophy
• Media Studies

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Madison Wilson ’26 Awarded Critical Language Scholarship

Â鶹ԭ´´ student to study Swahili in Tanzania, which will help her build relationships with grassroots organizations.

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• Sociology
• Anthropology
• Students

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• Office of Fellowships

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Two Â鶹ԭ´´ Students Awarded 2026 Projects for Peace Grants

Abigail Wulimaja ’29 and Saif El Mosalami ’26 seek to support communities in Ghana and Cairo.

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• Office of Fellowships

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The Future of Youth Mental Health

With faculty support and a double major in psychology and gender and feminist studies, Kaylene Yee ’26 will embark on a clinical psychology career with a fellowship.

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• Psychology
• Gender & Feminist Studies
• Students

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Leading in Data Justice and Intercultural Learning

Â鶹ԭ´´ student Anya Sharma ’26 uses her mathematical economics major for social good with support from faculty and campus resources.

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• Economics
• Mathematics
• Students
• Data Science

College News

Â鶹ԭ´´ and Its Claremont Peers Announce 100% Clean Electricity Transition

Students from the 5C Environmental Justice collective are collaborating with staff and leadership across The Claremont Colleges on an agreement with Clean Power Alliance.

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• Students