Author: Zoe Jameson

The student art gallery on the Pomona College campus, located in the Smith Campus Center (SCC), SCC 235, is unknown to many at the 5Cs. After working there last year, Amy Ragsdale PO ’15 noticed that the space was hardly used outside of hosting required shows for studio art majors.

Students performed Queer Burlesque for sold-out crowds last Friday and Saturday nights. The student-produced show, first introduced to the Claremont Colleges four semesters ago, was held at Pitzer College’s Benson Auditorium. Queer Burlesque is a collaborative, entirely student-driven effort that resembles a variety show, with acts ranging from serious and

British comedian Eddie Izzard is coming to Bridges Auditorium at Pomona College on Sunday, Dec. 2 at 8 p.m. Izzard, who is known for stream of consciousness-style monologues, recently performed in front of a sold-out crowd at University of Colorado, Boulder. Bridges Events Manager Sharon Kuhn has been a fan

Harvey Mudd College students Oliver Orlieb HM ’12, Max Friefeld HM ’13 and Jonathan Schwartz HM ’13 recently founded Layer by Layer, a 3D printing company. Due to the expiration of patents since 2007, 3D printing has become a lucrative field for small businesses. With Layer By Layer, the three students hope to

“Genji’s World in Japanese Woodblock Prints” opened at Scripps College’s Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery this past Saturday. The exhibit was organized by Bruce Coats, a Scripps art history professor, in connection with two courses he is teaching on Japanese arts. The exhibition consists of works from the gallery’s permanent collection,

The Mike and Morgan Show, a production from the 5C student theater group, Bottom Line Theater (BLT), had its first show on Wednesday night at 8 p.m. Directed by Alex Genty-Waksberg PO ’15, the play is, as advertised, “a play about a boy who loses a girl and can’t let

Students from around the Claremont Colleges began investigating water use on campus in 2007. They concluded that the campuses were using close to twice the sustainable amount of water, which sparked student, faculty and administrative efforts to find a way to achieve sustainability.  Five years later, progress is underway on

“African American Visions: Selections from the Samella Lewis Collections” is now on view at the Ruth Chandler Williamson Gallery at Scripps College. Created to honor Samella Lewis both as an artist and a former Scripps professor, the collections consist of works by Lewis, donated by Lewis and donated in honor

The Pomona College Museum of Art is currently showing three single-artist exhibitions: “John Cage: Zen Ox-Herding Pictures,” “In the Shadow of Numbers: Charles Gaines Selected Works from 1975-2012” and “Marking/Remarking: Aerial Photographs by Marilyn Bridges,” which opened to the public on the first day of classes. An opening reception was