Through an early Center for Global Engagement (CGE) initiative, Professor Pierre Englebert’s “Africa After the End of History” symposium and course will examine how the rest of the world now interacts with African nations.
The Pomona College Board of Trustees has elected four new members: Justice Halim Dhanidina (Ret.) ’94, Robi Ganguly ’00, Cosimo H. J. Thawley ’11, and Bill Riley, parent of a 2026 graduate and recent chair of the College’s Family Leadership Council.
Former All-American Hannah Gough ’25 will don her native Australia’s colors in Tokyo as the Aussies go for gold at the 2026 World Lacrosse Women’s Championship. The premier 16-team tournament begins Friday, July 24, and ends Sunday, August 2.
With the help of friends and classmates, Tania Rachidi ’27 founded PACIFIC, the Pomona America–China Initiative For International Cooperation, which is dedicated to expanding knowledge about U.S.-China relations and fostering personal connections.
A record 110 Pomona College students spent the fall 2025 semester studying abroad. Sagehens participated in 33 programs in 26 countries, their time abroad equal parts exhilarating, challenging and transformative.
The Fulbright Program has recognized Pomona College as one of the colleges and universities with the highest number of students and recent alumni selected for the Fulbright U.S. Student Program.
To celebrate Veterans Day, Trevor Bwanika ’28 and Andres Jacobo ’28 share their respective paths to Claremont, plans for their time here and how Pomona is preparing them for the next chapter of their lives.
Her Sagehen career complete, Hannah Gough ’25 has her sight set on making the Australian national team bound for the 2026 World Cup in Tokyo and the 2028 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
