Pomona College recently announced the three finalists for the position of Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of the College (VPAA/Dean). Claremont McKenna College Literature Professor Audrey Bilger, Pomona English Professor Kevin Dettmar, and Pomona Biology Professor Len Seligman are the three final candidates for the position. Each candidate went
Author: Harini Salgado
Monsour Deals With Overbooking, Wait Time Increases to Five Weeks
Students at the 7Cs received an email from Denise Hayes, the Claremont University Consortium vice president of Student Affairs, on Oct. 29 informing them that the Monsour Counseling Center currently has a five-week wait for therapy intake appointments. According to Hayes, during the past three years Monsour has hired two additional full-time
Justice Sonia Sotomayor Visits Pomona, Talks Life, Education, and SCOTUS
Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor visited Pomona College on Oct. 22. During her visit, Sotomayor taught a master class and attended a small reception with students, faculty, elected officials and alumni before answering questions in a public discussion at Bridges Auditorium, where she was welcomed with a standing ovation and loud
Elite Colleges Announce Common App Alternative
Pomona College and Claremont McKenna College are two of the 83 colleges and universities that are part of the Coalition for Access, Affordability, and Success, which announced on Sept. 28 that it would create a new application system as an alternative to the Common Application. The Coalition includes a large number of both
Aiming to Improve Sexual Assault Reporting, Pomona Forges a New Partnership
When Jessica Ladd PO ’08 tried to report an incident of sexual assault committed against her to Pomona College, she found the process overwhelming and difficult to navigate. “I was asked a lot of questions I wasn’t expecting, and I didn’t feel like I understood what was going to happen with the information I