An associate justice of the California Supreme Court, a humanitarian promoting human rights, and an author of books on democracy and state-building will address graduates and receive honorary doctorates at the Pomona College Commencement on May 17.
Pomona College released this week data related to its Class of 2029. The Class of 2029 is the second class to be admitted following the 2023 U.S. Supreme Court ruling that ended race-conscious college and university admissions.
The Pomona College Board of Trustees has elected investment company founder Paul Ghaffari ’80 and journalist and healthcare advocate Evelyn Nussenbaum ’84 as new members of the 31-member board. Their four-year term began July 1.
Pomona College has named Eric Abelev, a seasoned leader with extensive experience in higher education and global communications, as the College’s new Chief Communications Officer (CCO). He will assume the role effective July 23, 2025.
Dr. W. Benton Boone ’62, Louise Bryson, Justice Halim Dhanidina ’94 and David W. Oxtoby will address graduates at Pomona College’s 2025 Commencement ceremony to be held Sunday, May 18, at 10 a.m. on Marston Quad on the Pomona College campus.
With 16 Fulbright U.S. students this academic year, Pomona tied at No. 2 with Amherst and Barnard Colleges among baccalaureate institutions nationwide.
Pomona College has received a $2.5 million gift to support interdisciplinary global education programs and engaged learning opportunities for students.
Pomona College released today data related to its class of 2028. The newest class of Sagehens is the first one to be admitted after the Supreme Court ruling ending race-conscious college and university admissions.
Pomona College alumni Sam and Emily Glick have pledged a $2.47M gift to support financial aid and other crucial resources for future Pomona College students from middle-income families.
