LA County reports first death related to coronavirus, 6 new cases.San Bernardino County urges paying taxes remotely due to coronavirus concerns.Coronavirus takes toll on religious communities as traditions forced to change.Confirmed LA County coronavirus cases climb to 20.Coronavirus: 14th case discovered in Los Angeles County.“Classes will continue online, and Pomona will remain open.”Īrrangements will be made for students for whom this is not possible. Students must leave campus by Wednesday, March 18, and should not return this semester, a message posted to the Pomona College website on Wednesday reads in part. Undergraduates won’t be clustering in computer labs and dorms, however: The Claremont Colleges are sending them home, if at all possible. “Thus, we each have a shared responsibility to do whatever we can to impede any exponential contagion of COVID-19.”
“Even though we have no affirmed cases of COVID-19 in The Claremont Colleges or our local area, public health experts expect the expansion of testing to disclose many new cases and anticipate that the novel virus will spread,” a message posted to the Claremont McKenna College website reads in part. There are no known cases in Claremont, but college officials don’t want to wait for that to happen before taking action. Subscribe here.Īs of midday Wednesday, one person in Los Angeles County has died due to COVID-19 and there are 27 known to be infected. The project received a 2017 Excellence in Design Award for new construction by the City of Claremont.Sign up for The Localist, our daily email newsletter with handpicked stories relevant to where you live. With residential facilities for 110 students, NEW Hall opened in 2016. Encompassing 37,800 square feet, NEW Hall is an exemplary model of heritage design and sustainability.
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Local stonework, terra cotta tile, wood windows and paneled doors, and Morroccan and Arabesque-inspired motifs create visual continuity with the existing architecture. Landscaped courtyards invite students to meet, study and participate in outdoor activities while shaded loggias offer a cool refuge from the sunny California climate. The project received LEED© Gold certification with its use of solar panels, LED lighting, use of natural lighting and drip irrigation among other initiatives.
NEW Hall's serene courtyards, residential suites connected by covered loggias, and decorative details embody the distinctive Mediterranean style of Scripps College. The design revitalizes the structure’s appearance and inspires innovative thinking through its sleek construction and well-appointed landscaping. We designed a new dormitory residence hall for Scripps College that harmoniously integrates modern academic lifestyles, state-of-the-art sustainability, and the rich architectural history of the campus.
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