The play “House of Desires” traces the story of characters embroiled in multiple love triangles while powerfully subverting historical gender norms.
Arts & Culture
Untold Stories Art Exhibition at the Hive highlights APIDA voices
After months of preparation, Pomona College’s Asian American Mentor Program held Untold Stories Art Exhibition, an event showcasing APIDA student-artists.
‘Librarians don’t sit around and read all day’: Behind-the-scenes with three dynamic Honnold Mudd Librarians
With responsibilities including researching, working on personal projects, assisting students, and advertising resources, the Honnold/Mudd librarians’ schedules are booked.
Literary wanderings: Portrait of a novelist on the brink of stardom
Anthony Veasna So’s “Afterparties” showcases the late author’s immense talent and potential, writes book columnist Ryan Lillestrand PZ ’23.
Coast lines: Nuclear waste discovery is new, but activism efforts have a long history at San Onofre
Understanding San Onofre State Park’s political past can help the effort to shape its future, writes outdoor and travel columnist Ella Boyd SC ’22.
5C D&D Club embraces sELF-expression, welcomes new players
The 5C Dungeons and Dragons Club gives players the freedom to be anyone — which some use to explore gender and political structures.
We Are Living History hosts lively night market centering women of color
The Grove House was abuzz with dancing and vendor stalls the night of Nov. 19 as part of a night market coordinated by Pitzer organizations.
Ruff week? Volunteer to walk shelter dogs with Priceless Pets
If you’re missing your pets from home or just looking for some paws-itive energy in your life, head over to local animal shelter Priceless Pets.
Working on wellness: Let the tears flow
Although societal stigmas discourage crying, it’s incredibly helpful for your mental health, writes health and wellness columnist Sydney Lee CM ’22.
Let’s spill the pop culture tea: Hilarious, thought provoking ‘Hacks’ is worth a watch
Pop culture columnist Anna Tolkien CM ’24 praises the nuanced depiction of work/life boundaries and everyday relationships in “Hacks.”