Pomona students received funding from the College to explore careers across creative landscapes.

Fire-scarred Pacific Palisades has emerged as a key battleground in the Los Angeles mayoral election — for both its many undecided voters and potent symbolism.

CBS LA's Lesley Marin shows us how crews are restoring the Mabel Shaw Bridges Music Auditorium to its original shine.

As director of amateur scouting for the Boston Red Sox, Jake Bruml ’15 is nomadic most of the year, his weekday afternoons an endless parade of high school and collegiate baseball at different schools...

A dozen new faculty joined Pomona College in tenure-track, tenured and coterminous positions ahead of the 2026-27 academic year. Three professors—including an alumnus—taught at the College previously.

Since graduating from Pomona, Nava Mau ’14 has achieved stunning success as an actress and filmmaker. Acclaimed for her representations of trans women of color, she is best known for her Emmy-nominate...

Admissions experts explain when AI can help with college essays, when it goes too far and why maintaining your authentic voice is essential.

Una educación con sentido crítico es cada vez más importante en un mundo en el que sigue avanzando el autoritarismo. La ceremonia de inicio del año académico de Pomona College nos lo recuerda.

Celestial ceiling at storied 1931 auditorium was feet away for columnist David Allen due to scaffolding for the restoration work.

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The attack on the ICC offers a chance for solidarity on shared values.

Meagan Tokunaga Block ’15 cut her teeth in public service at Pomona, where she earned degrees in public policy analysis (with a concentration in environmental analysis) and politics. She also started ...

Here are four students who benefited from the Pomona College Internship Program (PCIP) this summer and gained hands-on career experience in healthcare-related fields, thanks to generous PCIP stipends ...

Representatives from Cornell, Emory, Pomona, Rice and Washington University in St. Louis hold recruiting event in Richton Park.

Why regenerative agriculture isn't struggling because of farmers—it's struggling because of the system around them.

Kaitlyn Casimo '13 draws on her background in both neuroscience and theatre to explain science. Kaitlyn Casimo arrived at Pomona in 2009 planning a...

The Borg, an alien hive mind, was inspired by the Oldenborg Center, a dorm where a ‘Trek’ writer lived in his student days, columnist David Allen reports.

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The Trump administration’s deal with a private oil company to increase oil production in the South American country could take many years to come to fruition.

Pomona College’s yearly Orientation Adventure lived up to its name for more than 400 new students who enjoyed various leisurely activities around Southern California before beginning the academic year...

Meet the 2026 Cottrell SEED Award winners who are pursuing innovative scientific research with funding from Research Corporation for Science Advancement.

The Borg, an alien hive mind, was inspired by the Oldenborg Center, a dorm where a ‘Trek’ writer lived in his student days, columnist David Allen reports.

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University dining services are cutting food waste and boosting sustainability efforts by bringing artificial intelligence-driven technology into their kitchens.

Welcome new students! Pomona College's Class of 2030 and transfer s...

Elle Hawthorne ’29 spent a month on a research cruise to Hawai’i as a research assistant to Visiting Professor of Geology Maria Prokopenko, who is part of a team studying how nitrogen travels great di...

The ICC's ability to function will depend significantly on Japan's response to the U.S. sanctions against the Court's Japanese president.

A city ordinance allows tenants in some neighborhoods to band together to try to buy their building if it goes up for sale. Some college and high school students are teaming up this summer to let rent...

As the College continues to further strengthen equity and academic engagement, the Access to Course Essentials (ACE) program will distribute required materials—in digital or print form—on or before th...

What makes a community? How do communities sustain themselves? Why do communities matter? These are just some of the questions tackled recently by students during their Summer Undergraduate Research P...

Ahead of her first full academic and athletic year as Pomona-Pitzer athletic director, Danielle Lynch answers questions about the Sagehen community, philanthropy, holistic development and wellness, an...

In Pomona College Global Gateways classes, students studied movement in the history and the arts of the Weimar Republic during three weeks in Berlin, while others looked at issues surrounding diplomac...

The Lineage cold-storage fire, the rise in homelessness numbers and staff turnover have created new challenges for Bass as she heads to a Nov. 3 runoff with Nithya Raman.

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Fusion cuisine has fallen out of favor. Chefs still love to blend ingredients and techniques but, as Pomona history professor Samuel Yamashita explains, they are developing an entirely new kind of cui...

Scott Lisbin ’77, a retired healthcare executive and author, returned to Pomona College this spring to teach a public policy analysis course that placed students in key areas of Pomona Valley Hospital...

Classics professors Benjamin Keim and Christopher Chinn discuss why the 3,000-year-old poem remains relevant, the perils and promise of adapting ancient classics and whether The Odyssey is the ultimat...

Former All-American Hannah Gough ’25 will don her native Australia’s colors in Tokyo as the Aussies go for gold at the 2026 World Lacrosse Women’s Championship. The premier 16-team tournament begins F...

Kaitlyn Casimo '13 draws on her background in both neuroscience and theatre to explain science. Kaitlyn Casimo arrived at Pomona in 2009 planning a...

Pomona’s academic offerings have increasingly crossed disciplines to address the critical issues of our time. For a class that starts before many...

Alex Zylstra ’09 and Pacific Fusion are working to bring the energy that powers the sun’s core down to Earth. Bay Area startup Pacific Fusion...