He envisioned what would become the Claremont Colleges in 1923 when faced with increasing enrollment at Pomona, so that rather than compromising the small college’s atmosphere, several small schools could coexist and share common facilities such as a library, much like Oxford.
He envisioned what would become the Claremont Colleges in 1923 as a response to increasing enrollment at Pomona, allowing several smaller schools to coexist and share facilities like a library, echoing the model of Oxford.