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The race for Los Angeles County sheriff is already heating up—even with the primary not scheduled until next June.

Brain imaging is illuminating the patterns linked to productive, positive dialogue, and those insights could help people connect with others.

Los Angeles native Martin Draluck is celebrating Black culinary excellence, joy, and resistance with his Black Pot Supper Club. Draluck was inspired by poet and Prof. Cherene Sherrard-Johnson’s poetry collection, Grimoire.

“This collection of 35 years’ worth of short fiction is Lethem’s career in miniature, highlighting the various ways the Brooklyn native and Pomona College professor has played with form,” the Times writes.

“Loneliness is associated with disruptions in socio-cognitive processes, including altered self-other representations and atypical processing of external stimuli,” the article starts.

Prageeta Sharma is the Henry G. Lee ’37 Professor of English at Pomona College.

Perhaps in this Age of Disinformation, we shouldn’t be surprised that the shameless BS used to peddle ChatGPT and other large language models(LLMs) matches the shameless BS generated by these models.

Democrats' best chance to counter Republican redistricting in Texas lies in California, a predominantly Democratic state that has the largest number of congressional districts in the country (52).

Redistricting is a complicated process. Redistricting mid-cycle, amid swirling political implications, is perhaps even more convoluted. Prof. Sara Sadhwani weighs in.

Professors Ryan Engley, Jo Hardin, Charlotte Chang, Char Miller and Pamela Prickett will appear on NPR's The Academic Minute the week of Aug. 11, sharing insights from their groundbreaking research with listeners across the country.