Author: Mallory Smith

As I approached Bridges Auditorium last Friday night, I had no idea what was in store for me. I had been told I might get to interview Lupe Fiasco’s opening act, B.o.B, on his upcoming album, “The Adventures of Bobby Ray.” However, I had already been warned by his publicist,

On Nov. 11, comedian Sarah Haskins discussed depictions of women in the media with Pomona Media Studies Professor Kathleen Fitzpatrick as part of the PSU hosted event, “All Women Love Yogurt, Right?” Haskins, who stars in infoMania’s “Target Women” segment on CurrentTV, provides a weekly satirical political commentary on a

From Ghostbusters and The Sixth Sense, to Casper and Patrick Swayze, ghosts and ghost stories are a significant part of popular culture, turning up in movies, books, and urban legends. With Halloween just a day away, it’s only appropriate to share some ghost stories of our own. Pomona and Scripps

The San Gabriel River is 75 miles long, beginning in the San Gabriel Mountains and ending in the ocean at Seal Beach. The river acts as a geographical divide and flows through coastal, desert, and mountainous habitats. Recently, Ashwin Balakrishnan PO ‘09 decided to document the river and the communities

Learning a new language is always a challenge, but luckily for the workers at Pomona, there is the ESL Student/Worker Program. The program, now in its fourth year, pairs students with workers who are learning or improving their English as a second language and conversation skills, and it is run

Looking for a chance to get off campus and see some local art, but without venturing all the way into LA? You’re in luck—twice a month, the Pomona Arts Colony offers the Pomona Art Walk, a free event that gives visitors a chance to explore the art galleries and other