The Rose Institute mourns the loss of Mr. Robert "Bob" Howard ’55, who served with distinction on the Institute’s Board of Governors for 45 years, including four years as its Chair.
Commissioned by the City of Ontario, this report examines how six SoCal cities have financed affordable housing since 2012.
The Rose Institute hires a cohort of new student research assistants at the beginning of each Fall semester.
Open to freshmen and sophomores... learn more and apply today!
The Rose Institute’s mission is anchored by its ambition to produce high-quality research. Our projects explore a range of state and local government policy and governance topics throughout Southern California and the state as a whole.
The Rose Institute of State and Local Government was founded in 1973 at Claremont McKenna College to provide objective research on the challenges facing state and local governments while maintaining a steady focus on the education and development of its student research assistants.
For generations, the Rose Institute has maintained a close-knit community among its faculty, staff, students, board members, and alumni. Teams of faculty, staff, and students work collaboratively on the Institute’s research projects, and board members and other alumni mentor students and actively engage in Rose Institute programs.