President Starr's Weekly Updates

March brings one of the most important moments in the life of the College, when we admit a stellar new class of Sagehens.

As spring sends us to thoughts of new beginnings and fresh possibilities, I want to remind our campus that study away is fully back, whether students choose a program overseas or here in the U.S.

Opportunity lies at the heart of the Pomona College experience, and today I want to point you to just a few ways Sagehens are opening doors.

Spring semester always goes by quickly. With that in mind, I want to point you to a few of the many intellectual and artistic opportunities that still lie ahead.

I’m writing to share the Career Development Office’s new outcomes page, including the new report on first destinations for our graduates in the Class of 2022.

I’m so proud to share the news that Myrlie Evers-Williams ’68, a leader for decades in the struggle for justice, is making Pomona College the home for her archival collection.

This first full week of the semester brings the opening of the Oldenborg language tables, the spring launch of Art After Hours at the museum and the first performance on the spring music calendar.

Welcome back to campus and the first day of classes. We begin the new semester with an overflow of good news.

I’m writing to announce Pomona College will be joining together with seven other higher education institutions to help student refugees from worldwide crises apply to and succeed at U.S. colleges and universities.

I’m writing to announce the creation of a new endowed scholarship fund to enroll student refugees from war, upheaval and natural disasters around the globe.