The percentage of white athletes at Pomona-Pitzer is nearly twice as high as the percentage of white students at Pomona College and Pitzer College
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Beckett Hall sewage leak forces 25 students to relocate
Zubin Jotwani CM ’20 woke up in Beckett Hall at Claremont McKenna College around 8 a.m. Nov. 26. to the sound of professional sanitation
Athena basketball beats rival Sagehens for 11th straight time
The stands were packed at Voelkel Gym Wednesday night as the Sagehens (5-3, 2-1 SCIAC) hosted the Athenas (5-2, 1-1 SCIAC), hoping to break
Students voice concerns about Pomona Dean of Wellness Jan Collins-Eaglin
Many Pomona College students have complained about the school’s lack of institutional support for mental health, from difficulties getting cleared to return to school
Pomona moves Orientation Adventure to second year, shocks students, faculty
Pomona College is moving its four-day Orientation Adventure program from students’ first year to their second year, President G. Gabrielle Starr announced at a
Pitzer president decries motion to suspend Israel study abroad program
Suspending Pitzer College’s study abroad program with the University of Haifa in Israel would be a “major blow” to the college, Pitzer President Melvin
Pomona frequently cancels snack, concerns students
Eric Gofen PO ’19 has never missed a snack. Every Sunday through Wednesday between snack’s designated hours of 10-11 p.m., Gofen can be found
Residential Vibrancy Initiative revamps social life at Scripps
This year, a new Residential Vibrancy Initiative is redefining party culture at Scripps College, which was previously known as a quiet campus at the
‘One play at a time’: Behind Stag football’s first SCIAC title in 31 years
“One play at a time” is a common mantra of many teams — the idea being that focusing on the present, rather than long-term
Pitzer College Council seeks to resolve student and faculty debate over boycott of Israel study abroad program
The Pitzer College Council, a student and faculty governance board, will deliberate Thursday on whether to suspend Pitzer’s study abroad program with the University