Claremont Police ticketed several drivers and bikers for not stopping at a crosswalk near Marston Quad April 1. They face fines up to $100.
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Pomona College
News Bites Week of April 14
Pomona released proposed updates to its student code policies, relating to alcohol policy, free speech and the Good Samaritan Policy.
Meet the 5Cs’ new student government presidents
The 5Cs elected a diverse group of student government presidents with varied experiences and goals.
Pomona’s new sexual assault survivors program includes close ties to local org Project Sister
Pomona College announced its new advocates for sexual assault survivors program will be more directly linked to Project Sister, a local survivor support group, and will have a more hierarchical structure.
International students denounce Pomona’s decision not to fly non-U.S. flags at commencement
Pomona College is currently only planning to fly the California and U.S. flags at commencement this year, prompting a petition with more than 700 signatures.
‘Stop working immediately’: Pomona apologizes for email to work-study students that violated contract
Pomona violated its work-study contract, informing nearly 60 students that they had reached their work-study limit and needed to stop working.
Pomona first-year housing rocked by night of thefts
Multiple Pomona College first-years had their belongings, including expensive electronics, stolen from their dorms the night of March 29.
News Bites Week of April 7
Scripps Associated Students and ASPC recently announced their election results, and ASHMC passes a resolution allowing executive board members to receive stipends of up to $600.
Pomona shortens orientation, but not Orientation Adventure
Pomona College shortened its orientation by one day — but kept Orientation Adventure the same length.
Breaking down 5C student government budgets
Ahead of April budget hearings for 5C clubs, which will give campus organizations the chance to pitch 5C student governments on funding for next year, TSL examined current budgets for each student government and broke down how they’re allocating their money.