Presidential candidate and former Pomona College student Marianne Williamson will visit Pomona College on Nov. 6 for an event hosted by TSL.
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Tag: Pomona College
What the honk? Proposed ‘quiet zone’ could give students reprieve from Metrolink horns
Metrolink’s horns are a mainstay on Pomona’s South Campus, but that may someday change: Claremont could soon be eligible for a “quiet zone” from the California Public Utilities Commission so that trains would no longer be required to sound their horns in city limits.
News Bites Week of Oct. 13
This week’s tidbit of news: Pomona College hires a new vice president from Barnard College.
Pomona may accelerate plans to add more lighting to South Campus
Pomona College may accelerate its plans to add more lighting to its South Campus due to a slurry of recent thefts on campus.
5C student groups gear up for 2020 Democratic primary
As the 2020 presidential campaign intensifies, passionate student activists from three political organizations across the five colleges — Claremont for Elizabeth Warren, Claremont for Bernie Sanders and Democrats of the Claremont Colleges — are working hard to marshall student support.
OPINION: The term “POC” contributes to solidarity, but also to erasure
While the term “POC” can be useful for uniting people of color, it also contributes to erasure of race-specific struggles.
Only three days left to see ‘Works in Progress’ art exhibit at Pomona
The “Works In Progress” art exhibit at Pomona College features unfinished art pieces from 5C students and is open until Oct. 16.
Pomona cited more students for alcohol policy violations in 2018 than other 5Cs combined
Despite cutting the number of students cited for alcohol policy violations in half last year, Pomona College still took disciplinary action against more students than all the other 5Cs combined, according to 5C crime and disciplinary data released Oct. 1.
Pomona must pay $130,000 to former student accused of sexual assault for denial of fair hearing, CA court rules
Pomona College must pay $130,000 in attorney fees to a former student accused of sexual assault for denying him a “fair hearing,” a California appeals court ruled Oct. 3.
Deans in the dark: Student Health Services makes unilateral decision to suspend appointments
When Student Health Services decided to suspend routine medical appointments Sept. 24, student deans across the 5Cs found themselves in the same boat as students: completely unaware.
Or at least, that’s what the consortium says now. Last week, The Claremont Colleges Services said deans were involved in “all the changes to the services being provided at SHS.”
Either way, students remained without formal notice from their respective colleges for at least a week.