Pomona College has received an impressive collection of 1,200 World War II press photos thanks to a generous gift from photography collectors Michael Mattis and Judith Hochberg.
These books written and edited by 11 Pomona College faculty members this year aren’t the lightest summer reads… but they could definitely land on the shortlist of the smartest.
The 2019 Wig Award recipients are faculty members: Guadalupe Bacio, Susan McWilliams Barndt, Pey-Yi Chu, Stephan Garcia, Carolyn Ratteray and Valorie Thomas.
Pomona College Professor Tomás Summers Sandoval is bringing the stories of Latino veterans of the Vietnam War to the center stage in his play “Ring of Red: A Barrio Story.”
An $845,000, three-year Mellon grant will support interdisciplinary humanities research among both faculty and students at the College through the recently launched Humanities Studio.
In this Q&A, Professor of History Samuel Yamashita tells the story behind the globalization of Japanese cuisine, its path into fine dining and explores the future of Asian fusion as a transnational culinary sensation.
Poring over city records and personal diaries, Prof. Yamashita chronicles how ordinary Japanese responded to news of the Pearl Harbor attack, not only through mass gatherings but also in individual reflections.
Call it Sagehen submersion. Twice a week, first-year students participate in one of 30 Critical Inquiry (ID1) sections – intensive classes that introduce the new students to both the joy and rigor of academia at Pomona.
As Pomona College seniors prepare to slip into their graduation gowns and turn to an exciting new chapter of their lives, there is a big item on their to-do list that awaits a checkmark: senior thesis.