Daniel Choi PO ’15 was half-asleep Tuesday night when a rock flew through his window, shattering the glass and narrowly missing him. Choi’s window
Author: Natalie Orenstein
Personal Experiences Reveal Limits of Understanding of Mental Illness
Caitlin Plefka PO ’13 was first diagnosed with Seasonal Affective Disorder at age eight, and has been struggling with depression ever since. “The first
5Cs Can Look Beyond the Boobies
“Do you like tits?” That’s what the “gentlemen of Kappa Delta” asked the student body last week via a Facebook invitation to Pink PUB.
Oxtoby To Take 3-Month Sabbatical Next Semester
Pomona College President David Oxtoby announced his plan to take a three-month sabbatical Feb. 28. Starting in September, Oxtoby will conduct research in chemistry
Frank Remains Closed on Weekends
Pomona College’s Frank Dining Hall will remain closed on weekends until further notice, Dining Services wrote in an e-mail to the Pomona community Thursday. Frank
$13.5 Million Donation Goes Toward Pitzer BFS Initiative
Armed with a $13.5 million gift from a trustee, Pitzer is moving forward with the Robert Redford Conservancy for Southern California Sustainability Initiative. The
Fitzpatrick Wins Grant to Study Internet-Based Peer Review
Pomona Media Studies Professor Kathleen Fitzpatrick and her colleagues at MediaCommons and New York University Press (NYUP) received a $50,000 grant earlier this month
Students Petition for Creation of New Classics Position
Students of Visiting Professor of Classics Andrew Lear have obtained hundreds of student signatures on a letter petitioning Pomona College Dean of Faculty Cecilia
Petition to Relocate Hammer Throw Field Draws Criticism
Pomona's hammer throw field became the subject of heated debate last week after students circulated an online petition that called for replacing the hammer
Investigation into Robinson Incident Closed, No Charges Pressed
The nearly month-long investigation into an incident last month involving three students and a vice president has been closed and no charges are being