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Ruben Pinuelas in a portrait — As An Exoneree, Ruben Piñuelas ’21 is Accomplishing the ‘Impossible’
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Humanities Studio fellows — Pomona Humanities Studio Fellows Forge Interdisciplinary Connections
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Two women's volleyball players in a portrait — Chloe Gill ’25 and Kellan Hayes ’25 Rewrite Sagehen Record Book
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Arianna Lawrence ’26 Named Obama-Chesky Scholar for Public Service

Monday, November 4, 2024

Arianna Lawrence ’26 has been awarded the Obama-Chesky Voyager Scholarship for Public Service. The leadership development and scholarship program identifies and supports students who have a passion for helping others through public service.

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Will Climate Change Move Voters to Act in the 2024 Election?

Tuesday, May 21, 2024

Prof. Char Miller's areas of expertise include history and environmental analysis. In this third in a series with Pomona faculty about election issues, he shares the role the environment and climate change might play in the fall elections.

Peter Flueckiger, professor of Japanese, with his Japan as Utopia and Dystopia class in Mason Hall.

Critical Inquiry Seminars Welcome First-Year Students into Pomona’s Intellectual Community

Wednesday, September 20, 2023

The Critical Inquiry seminar, or ID1, as it’s more commonly known, serves as both a rite of passage for first-year students and an introduction to academic life at Pomona.

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Environmental Users Migrating Away from Elon Musk’s X Platform, Researchers Find

Tuesday, August 15, 2023

A research team led by Prof. Charlotte Chang of ɫ��ɫ found that in the six months following Musk’s acquisition of Twitter, nearly half of Twitter users identified as environmentally oriented had ceased being active on the platform.

Meet Five Members of the Class of 2026

Wednesday, October 5, 2022

The Class of 2026 has been on campus for about a month and is settling into classes and extracurricular activities. Five members of the first year class share what brought them to Pomona, how it’s been so far and what their hopes are.

Russell Corbin ’23 Aids Climate Crisis Through Advocacy of Electric Vehicles

Thursday, September 22, 2022

Russell Corbin ’23 does advocacy work for electric vehicles and earlier this month spoke at the nation’s biggest electric vehicle show.

Elena Vedevello '23 (left) based her novel "Yellow Flowers" on the experiences of her friend Anano (left)

Finding Inspiration in Friend's Story of Displacement, Elena Vedovello '23 Publishes Novel

Wednesday, August 10, 2022

Elena Vedovello ’23 published Yellow Flowers, a coming-of-age story about a girl displaced by the Russian occupation of the Republic of Georgia.

ɫ��ɫ Partnership with LA River Storytelling Project Awarded California Humanities Grant

Friday, January 21, 2022

The project LA River X aims to highlight the cultural and historical significance of those miles through the collection, dissemination and preservation of the stories of the people who live along the LA River.

GiGi Buddie '23 Attends COP26 in Glasgow to Highlight Indigenous Environmental Activists

Tuesday, November 2, 2021

GiGi Buddie '23, a theatre major and environmental analysis student, went to Glasgow for the U.N. Climate Conference to display a multimedia exhibit of Indigenous climate activists.

Pomona Professors Collaborate on New ‘Oxford Encyclopedia of Agriculture and the Environment’

Wednesday, October 20, 2021

The new Oxford Encyclopedia of Agriculture and the Environment, an effort that involved several Pomona professors, fills a need in a critical area of environmental studies.

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