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As Niketa Kou ’25 brainstormed possible neuroscience theses, she drew inspiration from her time as a tutor. A firm believer in the power of movement as medicine, she decided to explain the science behind her conviction.

Miguel Tinker Salas, emeritus professor of history and Chicana/o-Latina/o studies at Pomona College, is a leading scholar on Venezuela. He provides history and context for understanding a complicated issue in this interview.

Pomona students are helping advance seabird conservation through research with the Audubon Seabird Institute. Last summer, Mark Price ’28 and Max Distaso ’28 were the latest Sagehens to gather data on seabird colonies off the coast of Maine.

Before the fall semester and calendar year conclude, Sagehens playing winter sports at Pomona College begin their time in the spotlight. Three student-athletes explain their respective relationships with their sport of choice.

Ralph Bolton ’61, professor emeritus of anthropology and a leading researcher in HIV transmission, died December 3. The Society for Applied Anthropology gave Bolton the prestigious Bronislaw Malinowski Award in March 2025.

They were made in Carnegie, Estella and Seaver, on Marston Quad, in Frary and Frank—moments the Pomona College community shared in 2025 that will stand the test of time.

Four students from the Class of 2029 reflect on their path to Pomona, their first semester of classes and their hopes for the future.

Sixteen students in Pomona College Professor Mico Loretan’s economics class Monetary Policy and Central Banking got a behind-the-scenes look at the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco during a one-day field trip in November. 

Pomona College and Pitzer College have announced the appointment of Danielle Lynch, Ed.D., as Director of Athletics for the Pomona-Pitzer athletic program.

Figure skater Jared Sedlis ’29 balances campus life and rigorous academics at Pomona with on-ice training for what he hopes someday will be a trip to compete at the U.S. national championships.