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Arely Zimmerman, associate professor of intercollegiate Chicana/o-Latina/o Studies, discusses how recent immigration policies, and California’s response to those policies, have impacted the state economically, educationally and politically.

As Pomona College prepares to host a California gubernatorial debate on April 28, Associate Professor of Economics Bowman Cutter discusses the state’s housing market and what policy changes might make rent and home ownership more affordable.

Kamil Lungu ’20, an energy policy expert based in Washington, D.C., shares how new technologies can increase the supply of reliable and affordable clean energy and how the next California governor can balance climate goals with consumer needs.

Pomona College juniors Charles Brainin ’27 and Ryan Mooney ’27 have been awarded the prestigious Goldwater Scholarship for the 2026-27 academic year. 

Nine candidates have been invited to participate, giving voters an opportunity to assess a broad set of policy perspectives in one of the state’s most consequential elections.

On April 28, Pomona College’s historic Bridges Auditorium will host a live gubernatorial debate for the first time.

Associate Professor of Classics Benjamin Keim explains what our methods for assessing potential officeholders have in common with those of the ancient Athenians.

Pomona College hosted more than 300 students and their families April 13 for Admitted Students Day, providing an opportunity to connect to the College community and gain insights into life on campus.

Prof. Sara Masland examines existing barriers to accessing mental health services, the risks associated with using AI as a therapist and the importance of early intervention in the state’s new Mental Health for All initiative. 

Fernando Lozano, Morris B. and Gladys S. Pendleton Professor of Economics, explains how an economically diverse workforce and robust labor protections can increase worker productivity and support California’s knowledge economy.