After Pomona College sent most students away in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, about 100 students remain on campus as of Friday.
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Tag: International Students
Many Pomona students’ housing petitions rejected, organizers say
A coalition of Pomona College students organizing as #HomelessAtPomona say that many petitions to remain on campus have been rejected.
As 5Cs send students away, some grapple with where to go
The 5Cs ordered students to leave campus Wednesday due to the COVID-19 pandemic, causing concern among international and low-income students.
OPINION: Living as a third culture kid means not knowing where you belong
Third-culture kids, or those whose culture is different from their parents, face unique challenges growing up and in going to college.
Claremont Graduate University withdraws from International Place
Claremont Graduate University withdrew from the International Place of the Claremont Colleges over the summer, officials said.
News Bites Week of April 28
PO develops a new plan for international student representation at commencement, The Shakedown didn’t recieve PZ Senate funding and more.
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.
OPINION: ‘Just let us have this one thing’: Fly international flags at commencement
International students make huge contributions to Pomona College while getting little in return. It’s only fair that Pomona fly the flags of their countries at commencement.
OPINION: Pomona, you don’t represent my country. Don’t fly its flag
Pomona College has decided not to display the flags of international students’ home countries during this year’s commencement ceremony, according to ASPC. This change
Harvey Mudd College pulls out of 5C International Place, creates own office
Harvey Mudd College pulled out of International Place and established its own office, redirecting $40,000 in funding.