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A group takes a photo — Founders Day Celebrates Pomona’s Past, Present and Future
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Prof. Andrew Law teaches an ID1 class. — Healthcare, Thinking, Surfing: First-Year Students Find Their Voice in Critical Inquiry Seminars
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Four professors — New Federal Grants Serve Pomona College’s Mission of Service, Discovery and Connection
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Professors Wallace "Marty" Meyer and Nina Karnovsky stand in the Bernard Field Station.

NSF Grant Funds Start of an Undergraduate Research Network in Ecology Led by Pomona Professors

Monday, August 22, 2022

College students in Southern California can take part in collaborative multi-institutional ecological research with fellow students and professors thanks to the leadership of Pomona College biologists Nina Karnovsky and Wallace "Marty" Meyer.

Rising seniors who completed the PAYS program stand in front of Bridges Auditorium holding certificates.

Pomona College Academy for Youth Success Puts Local High Schoolers on Path to Top Colleges

Wednesday, August 3, 2022

The PAYS program gives rising 10^th through 12^th graders from groups underrepresented in higher education a full-immersion experience at Pomona College over three summers, fully free of charge.

Louie Kulber ’23 and Daniela Pierro ’23 Named Beckman Scholars

Thursday, June 30, 2022

Louie Kulber ’23 and Daniela Pierro ’23 have been named Beckman Scholars.

Professor Charlotte Chang holding black dog in outdoor environment

Six Personas Emerge from New Research on Twitter Users in Environmental Messaging

Thursday, June 9, 2022

Environmental advocacy organizations now have new tools to help them motivate their constituencies, thanks to groundbreaking research on Twitter use in 14 countries that identified six distinct personas.

Seven Faculty Members Receive Wig Distinguished Professor Award

Monday, May 16, 2022

The 2022 Wig Distinguished Professor awards were announced May 15 at the first in-person Pomona College Commencement in three years.

Leo Estrada '16 in Santa Monica Mountain National Recreation Area

New Research Looks at How Wildfires Impact Soil Bacteria

Monday, April 25, 2022

Research found that wildfire did not have a significant impact on soil bacteria communities in sites sampled in the Santa Monica Mountain National Recreation Area before and after the 2018 Woolsey Fire.

Alexandra Turvey '24 Has Her Sights on NCAA Swimming Championships and a Medical Career

Tuesday, March 15, 2022

Among the 21 Sagehens who qualified for the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships March 16-19 is Alexandra Turvey '24, who aspires to become a physician-scientist.

With Field Guide to Whales, Andreah Pierre ’22 Combines Biology and Art

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Andreah Pierre '22, a biology major and Doris Duke Conservation Scholar, created illustrated field guides to whales and other marine mammals as an intern at the Whale Museum in the San Juan Islands.

Pomona Students Making a Difference in Local and Global Communities

Pomona Students Making a Difference on Campus and Beyond

Wednesday, March 9, 2022

Here are three students who exemplify what it means to find self-realization through programs and projects designed to improve the lives of others within and beyond the College gates.

Professor Daniel Martínez talks in class with a student holding a laptop computer.

Research Sheds New Light on Stability of Gene Order in Chromosomes Across Animal Kingdom

Wednesday, February 2, 2022

Animal chromosomes have been shuffling for at least 700 million years, but when you look at them today, the same genes appear on the same groups of genes in chromosomes in all animals.

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