Author: Leslie Canter

As prospective students eagerly await their Early Decision letters, admissions officers around the 5Cs are breathing easier, having finally sent out the first round of acceptances. This year’s officers faced even harder decisions than usual, dealing with an increased applicant pool across the 5Cs. At Harvey Mudd, the number of

Despite coming in with a stated goal of increased sustainability, the new dining hall management at Pomona has had to put the Food Rescue Program on hold, causing excess food to go to waste. According to Samantha Meyer PO ‘10, the Sustainability and Purchasing Coordinator for Pomona’s Dining Services, the

When the ball dropped Jan. 1, the countdown began for Glenn Graziano, the new General Manager for Pomona’s dining halls. Seated at a small desk in the back recesses of Frank Dining Hall, Graziano’s computer is framed by two photos of his daughters. It seemed from the first day of

The City of Claremont recently passed a preliminary proposal for a new ordinance that would ban smoking in certain public areas in the city. The proposal comes after a much more extensive proposal to ban smoking in Claremont, which was rejected by the Claremont City Council last spring. The final

Harvey Mudd College recently added three new members to their Board of Trustees, according to an announcement posted on the HMC website. The newly appointed members include Ann McDermott HM ’81, Greg Rae HM ’00, and John Vickery HM ’90. McDermott graduated from Harvey Mudd with a degree in chemistry.

I recently had a chance to talk with Pomona College Trustee Louise Bryson. Since receiving her master’s degree at Stanford University in 1969, Bryson has worked in the commercial and non-profit sectors of the arts and entertainment industries. During her time in the entertainment industry, Bryson has always found that

I recently had a chance to speak with Pomona College Board of Trustees member Mary Ellen Kilsby. A Pomona graduate of the Class of 1956, Kilsby has lived her life in a manner that defies the typical “road map to success.” Dancing through life, following her intuition, and taking advantage

This is the first installment in The Student Life’s new series profiling members of the Pomona Board of Trustees and their thoughts on a meaningful life. I recently had a chance to talk with Pomona College Trustee Bill Keller PO ’70. Since 2003, Keller has served as Executive Editor of