Academic costume; Academic rites and ceremonies; College administrators; College buildings; College teachers; Commencement ceremonies; Flowers; Parents; Trees
A speaker stands behind the podium. Flowers adorn the top of the podium. Individuals dressed in their academic regalia sit behind the speaker and a "Claremont" banner stands behind him. A building and trees also stand behind the speaker. A...
Academic costume; College buildings; College presidents; Trees
Five presidents of the Claremont Colleges stand outside the doorway of a building. Trees are visible in the distance. "Wilson Lyon, Frederick Hard, Joseph Platt, George Benson, Robert Bernard" and "Presidents of Claremont Colleges" is written on...
Men wearing academic regalia walk out of a building. Plants grow on the side of the building. "573" is printed on the back of the photograph and "7 16 1/100 +x" is also written on the back.
Renovation occurred in the summer of 2004 at Honnold/Mudd Library. Shown here is the fourth floor elevator in Honnold Library at the time the walls and ceiling were being removed.
An architectural drawing of the north entrance to Honnold Library. Writing on the image reads: "The Honnold Library for the Associated Colleges at Claremont - Gordon B. Kaufmann and J.E. Stanton, Architects." Reverse of image reads: ...
A view of the south entrance to Honnold Library taken in 1953, just after the building was completed. The sign above the door reads: "Claremont College - The Honnold Library for the Associated Colleges."
The east side of the Seeley W. Mudd Library, as seen from across Columbia Avenue. Notes on the reverse side of image read: "The Seeley W. Mudd Library, which adjoins Honnold, was dedicated in 1971. It contains Honnold holdings in the social...
Academic libraries; College buildings; Kaufmann, Gordon B.; Architectural drawing
An architectural drawing of the north entrance to Honnold Library. Writing on image reads: "Kaufmann, Lippincott, Eggers - Architects - Library Building - Claremont College."
Academic rites and ceremonies; College buildings; College students; Trees; United States. Army. Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
People sit in the audience for a ROTC (Reserve Officers’ Training Corps) commissioning ceremony. A building and trees stand nearby. "ROTC Commissioning 1963" is written on the back of the photograph.
Students stand at a vendor in the African American Marketplace during Black History Month events. The event was called Ujima, meaning unity in Swahili.
A vendor demonstrates to a customer during an African American Marketplace at a Black History Month event. The event was called Ujima, meaning unity in Swahili.
An incense vendor talks to customers at the African American marketplace at a Black History Month event. The event was called Ujima, meaning unity in Swahili.
An incense vendor talks to customers at the African American marketplace at a Black History Month event. The event was called Ujima, meaning unity in Swahili.
Nancy Donnell Stefansky (class of 1970), Joanne Blauer (class of 1972), and Julie Lydon Cornell (class of 1978) are seated at an event in the Bette Cree Edwards Humanities Building auditorium.
