The CEA is an organization consisting of students interested in extending their classroom experience by involving themselves in practical situations. The Claremont Independent Presenting a conservative view on campus, the CI has been re-established by CMC students who seek an alternative look at news and issues at the Colleges. CMC Escort Service Formed in 1989, members escort students across campus, to Honnold Library and to the Mills and 12th Street parking lots on weekday and weekend nights. Work study and non-work study positions are available for escorts and dispatchers. An alternative activity for all five colleges' students, Coffee House is available every Saturday night.
Students can expect to find specialty coffees, teas, hot chocolate, cookies and live entertainment.
The Collage A student-run newspaper for the five colleges, the entire staff is comprised of student editors, writers, typesetters and photographers. The Committee provides opportunities for students to partake of the cultural events in the Los Angeles area. Faculty and staff members frequently accompany students to major plays, musical events and other entertainment. Cycling Club Open to the Claremont Colleges, the Cycling Club is a competitive team that races against top national college and university teams. Providing political, social and educational opportunities for the Claremont Colleges, the DCC is also known as the College Democrats and is affiliated with the Los Angeles Central Democratic Committee and chartered with the Young Democrats of America.