During an often awkward return to in-person activities, “Circle Mirror Transformation” is the perfect play to explore the dynamic of strangers growing together. The Pomona College production will run from Oct. 7-10 at the Seaver Theatre.
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In the first installment of “Meet your neighbor,” Eva Swartz PZ ’25 reflects on growing up in a small town and how the experience shaped her beliefs.
Community favorite clubs are back in business
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Students reflect on summer research during the pandemic
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‘Art After Hours’ synthesizes sustainability and fashion in first event of yearlong series
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Pomona first-year draws on psychology in assistant directing fall play
Her first semester of college, Vidusshi Hingad PO ’25 is already assistant directing the Pomona Department of Theatre’s production of Circle Mirror Transformation.
New Mudd makerspace holds realm of possibilities
Creativity, art or design are not words that typically come to mind when thinking of Harvey Mudd College, but their new makerspace is hoping to foster just that.
Cathy Park Hong is unapologetically honest at Scripps Presents
Cathy Park Hong, award-winning poet and essayist, graced the virtual stage of Scripps Present Sept. 23, sharing wisdom from her career and life.
‘The greatest act of resistance’: CrossBorder Photography exhibition reframes traditional conceptions
The “CrossBorder Photography” exhibition at the Benton Museum of Art aims to challenge commonly-held conceptions of the US-Mexico border.