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Five Pomona students met with policymakers in Washington, D.C. during this year’s Rachel Carson Council Advocacy Day.

Three years after striking out future Hall of Famer Mike Trout in his World Baseball Classic debut for Great Britain, Ryan Long ’21 returned to the international stage last month and threw two scoreless innings of relief.

Faculty, students and staff are already testing programs that will define the Center’s future.

We spoke to a few RAs about why they took on the role and how their RA experience has helped them grow.

About 650 high schools students participated in the AVID 9th Grade Leadership Conference hosted by Pomona College. This year’s conference featured panels and workshops led by a mix of Pomona students, staff and faculty.

As Pomona prepares to host a California gubernatorial debate, Char Miller, W. M. Keck Professor of Environmental Analysis and History, examines what steps policymakers could take to mitigate the state’s most pressing environmental challenges.

The spring sports season offers a smorgasbord of options for Sagehens fans, with teams taking to the diamond, track, pool, field and golf course to test their mettle against NCAA athletes from across the country.

“How can we speak our minds and still carry on civil discussions?” This is the question the new Upstander Dialogue Series is asking Pomona College faculty, staff and students to consider.

Pomona College is offering admission to 876 academically talented students from across the country and globe.

Sebastian Kinzie ’26 is the ninth Pomona student to win a Churchill Scholarship for study at Cambridge University. In a master’s program over the next year, he will conduct research as part of a lab in the Churchill College Department of Chemistry.