Five students were selected for a search committee to find a new first-generation coordinator for Pomona College. But, only two of them were paid.
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ASPC unveils new website with more extended functions
ASPC unveiled its new website Oct. 7, with features including a more extensive and detailed dining hall menu, a new ASPC tab listing staff
News Bites – Week of Sept. 23
Israel-Palestine Working Group releases final recommendations, addresses free speech The Pitzer College Israel-Palestine Working Group released its final recommendations to the student body Sept.
News Bites – Week Of March 25
Former CMC Student, Disney Star Joins White House Comms Office Former Claremont McKenna College student and actress on Disney Channel’s “Shake It Up” Caroline
ASPC Collective Memory Project Honors Campus Activism
Throughout November, ASPC will be posting excerpts online from “Revisiting A Call to Action,” a 56-page document published in 2004 by Pomona College students
ASPC Reduces Staff Hours After Draining Most of Wage Budget
After spending 85 percent of its staff wages budget by halfway through the semester, the Associated Students of Pomona College recently made changes to its
ASPC and SAS Announce Election Results for 2017-18 School Year
The Associated Students of Pomona College and Scripps Associated Students announced the election of new executive board members this past week. Maria Vides PO
ASPC Fills New Disability and Mental Health Advocacy Position
Last week, the Associated Students of Pomona College (ASPC) created a new position for the 2016-2017 school year: Director of Disability and Mental Health
ASPC Denies Funding to Mudd Goes Madd, Prompts Backlash from Students
In a quick succession of events, Mudd Goes Madd, a Sept. 26 party hosted by North Dorm at Harvey Mudd College, went through a series
ASPC Senate Overturns Ban on Parties in Elections
After a group of students calling themselves Slate won a majority in the Associated Students of Pomona College elections last April, claiming a progressive