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Sebastian Kinzie, left, and Anji Sipkins-Chenn — Beckman Scholars Sebastian Kinzie ’26 and Anji Sipkins-Chenn ’27 Embrace 15-Month Research Journey
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Pomona College Orchestra performing at Bridges Hall of Music — Fall Concerts Pay Tribute to Musical Innovators, Including Pomona’s Own
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Student walking across a tightrope stretched across trees in the mountains. — Orientation Adventure Builds Friendships and Confidence
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Beckman Scholars Sebastian Kinzie ’26 and Anji Sipkins-Chenn ’27 Embrace 15-Month Research Journey

Thursday, September 4, 2025

Since 2023, the Beckman Scholarship has been awarded to one Pomona student who has already had significant research experience and another who has demonstrated strong promise for research.

Fall Concerts Pay Tribute to Musical Innovators, Including Pomona’s Own

Friday, August 29, 2025

This fall, the Pomona College Department of Music’s free concert series will shine the spotlight on many musical innovators, including two renowned musicians who taught at Pomona College and inspired students for decades.

Orientation Adventure Builds Friendships and Confidence

Thursday, August 28, 2025

Incoming Pomona College students participate in a three-day Orientation Adventure trip, at no extra cost, before classes begin in the fall. It gives them an opportunity to make friends in a relaxed environment as they settle into campus life.

Pomona College Convocation Brings Community Together to Begin New Year

Wednesday, August 27, 2025

Messages of community and teamwork inspired an energetic audience of Sagehens inside a packed Bridges Hall of Music at Pomona College’s Convocation on Tuesday morning.

Three students walk in front of Big Bridges

Support for Pomona College Reaches Historic $82.8 Million Mark

Monday, August 25, 2025

More than 7,900 alumni, families and friends gave a record $82.8 million in gifts and pledges this past year—breaking all fundraising records in the institution’s 138-year history.

Students and faculty in Mexico as part of Global Gateways

Pomona Students and Faculty Immerse Themselves in Mexico’s Economic History This Summer

Monday, August 25, 2025

Fernando Lozano, Morris B. And Gladys S. Pendleton Professor of Economics, and Karla Cordova, visiting assistant professor of economics, and 12 Pomona students traveled to Oaxaca and Mexico City for as part of Pomona’s third Global Gateways program.

Cartography 101: Students Spend Summer Mapping Video Game Worlds

Thursday, August 21, 2025

For their Summer Undergraduate Research Program (SURP) project, three rising Pomona College seniors are determining whether it’s possible to not just map video games on the Nintendo Entertainment System, but any two-dimensional action game.

‘The Energy is Unmatched’: Pomona College Welcomes Class of 2029 on Move-In Day

Tuesday, August 19, 2025

Hundreds of new students moved into their respective dorm rooms Saturday with the help of dozens of residential advisors and Pomona staff members. In total, 423 first-year students, as well as 30 transfer students, are joining Pomona this fall.

Prof. Stephan Ramon Garcia on New Frontiers in Operators, Functions and Matrices

Thursday, August 14, 2025

Stephan Ramon Garcia, W.M. Keck Distinguished Service Professor and professor of mathematics, received a $285,236 grant from the National Science Foundation last month for a project that will fund many student researchers over the next several years.

Thomas Amory, Ross Pringle and Max Distaso kayaking near Redondo Beach, California

A Summer of Pelicans, Bullfrogs and Woodrats: Students Study Local Wildlife Diversity

Tuesday, August 5, 2025

Biology majors Thomas Amory ’27 and Max Distaso ’28 are spending their summer in search of radio-banded pelicans and studying American bullfrogs and two species of woodrat. They are among 241 students in the Summer Undergraduate Research Program.

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