Author: Esther Cheung

Posters and voices rang proudly, defiantly: “Claim our bodies. Claim our rights. Take a stand. Take back the night.”  As students left Pomona College’s Marston Quad, they marched across each of the 5C campuses in support of survivors, raising awareness and turning heads. While Choice USA spearheaded the creation of

There is a significant divide along the two sides of Harvard Avenue between the Claremont Colleges and the Claremont Village. Students engage in their own music events, organizations, and studies, while the Claremont Village offers a separate, thriving community with comic book stores, coffee shops, and restaurants.  Mike Ceraso PZ

While the distinctly rhythmic combination of blues and country music of the 1950s blared through the speakers, people with pin-up curls and greased pompadours sauntered in Converse through the Pitzer College mounds on Saturday, March 29 for the seventh annual Latino Student Union (LSU) Rockabilly Festival. A portmanteau of “rock ‘n’

“Can I touch it?” visitors asked museum guard Erin Hoey SC ’16 at Pomona College Museum of Art’s Mowry Baden: Dromedary Mezzanine, a new installation donated by the artist to the permanent collection. Whereas most artists would be furious with finger oils damaging the integrity of their pieces, the colossal