20 students were arrested outside of Pomona College’s Alexander Hall in a protest condemning the administration’s removal of a ‘mock apartheid wall,’ on Friday, April 5.
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All-star, three-point leader and a peach; Josh Angle leaves a giant impact on CMS basketball history
Josh Angle CG’ 24 finally says goodbye to the court that he called home for over five years. His footprint; 3003 minutes of magic,1647 points, 237 made 3’s and the second all star selection in Stag’s history. Angle was a holistic team player and talented student over his CMC and CGU tenure, helping the team rally and push into the third round NCAA bracket for the first time in program history.
“When I thought about places to do it, there was of course potential intrigue of going in the transfer portal and doing all these different things but when I really considered what that would look like I didn’t think I would find a place where I would have a better experience between knowing the coaches, having so many good friends on the team and being in Claremont,” Angle said.
Community members release statements about Haifa study abroad program; Pitzer College Council to vote on suspension next month
Following heightened community tensions, the Pitzer College Council met Thursday to discuss their study abroad program with the University of Haifa.
Shiny things but no paper rings; Taylor Swift wins Super Bowl and devastates Bay Area students
Does seeing Taylor Swift on ESPN make you angry? Are you fed-up with hearing women’s opinions on something they know nothing about but you are definitely an expert on? Mad that people only rooted for the Chiefs to see a pop-culture icon stand next to your favorite Sports Trophy? Well, then this article is not for you!
Your favorite ex-Sports Desk writers are back to give you the low down on America’s newly crowned royalty, both of whom just added new jewels to their collection.
Under new leadership, Sagehens men’s cross country secures third NCAA championship title
After a disappointing finish to their 2022 season, the Pomona-Pitzer (P-P) men’s cross country team returned to their dominant form with a National Championship victory, the team’s third in the last four seaons. With a brand new coaching staff at the helm, the Sagehens left no doubt that they remain one of the nation’s best.
Eggs counted, hens are hatching; P-P women’s soccer defeats CMS in SCIAC semifinals
Hens avoid the goose egg; after a 0-0 end to the sixth street women’s soccer rivalry game ruined Sagehens dreams of a perfect season, P-P came back with a vengeance winning over the Athenas with a last minute penalty. With this win, P-P extends their season into NCAA Finals preparing to face California Luteran for the regional crown on Saturday, Nov. 4
She made that b**** famous: Taylor Swift puts Travis Kelce on the map
We’re sorry but the old Travis Kelce can’t come to the phone right now. Why? Because his reputation has forever been shaped by America’s pop princess, Ms. Taylor Swift herself. And we’re ready for it.
All they do is win: P-P women’s soccer continues perfect win streak with victory over Redlands
Sagehens steamrolls on; P-P women soccer pushed their perfect win streak to 9-0 in a 3-1 victory over Redlands, continuing their best start in the history of the Women’s soccer program.
A new era for club sports: rebranding fosters unity and sparks enthusiasm
Is it enemies to lovers? Probably not. But it is opponents at the varsity level to teammates and colleagues at the club level. Sixth-Street rivals CMS and P-P are coming together to rebrand club sports at the 5Cs.
Athena’s women’s soccer skid continues with 1-0 loss to Redlands
Who let the Bulldogs out— Redlands Bulldogs women’s soccer push Athena’s losing streak to five.