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Associate Professor of History Angelina Chin researches the global history of assistive technologies, starting with East Asia, and is developing a website to teach the public about different types of assistive technologies.

Genevieve DiBari ’23 and Liliana Valle ’23 are the lead authors of an article published in American Journal of Physics about the online Modern Physics lab course they helped to design.

Pomona-Pitzer’s spacious and contemporary new Center for Athletics, Recreation and Wellness opened Friday, October 14. The Sagehens women's volleyball match against Occidental at 7 p.m. that night marks the first public event.

Pomona College welcomes eight new faculty to tenure-track and tenured positions this fall.

At a time when California was experiencing megadrought and landscape water restrictions lay ahead,  Jacob Greene ‘23 saw opportunity. He created a plan for converting more than 17,000 square feet of grass to drought-friendly landscape.

The National Science Foundation awarded a $114,000 grant to geology department chair Jade Star Lackey. He and fellow researchers will measure halogen concentrations in igneous rocks that formed California’s Sierra Nevadas.

From sciences to the arts, Pomona faculty and staff members secured numerous grant awards during the 2021–22 academic year.

The Institute for Inclusive Excellence will serve as the hub for existing Pomona programs that foster inclusive environments, develop new programming, and provide program assessment and outcomes reporting.

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.

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.