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Published in March by University of Toronto Press, Untold Stories presents an ethnography of impoverished Spaniards who fled General Francisco Franco’s dictatorship in the 1960s as part of a wave of labor migration to northern Europe.

Chloe Boudreau ’24 will graduate from Pomona College this spring having spent less than four full semesters on campus—an unconventional academic journey she could have never planned for and wouldn't change if given the chance.

Tahir Andrabi, Stedman-Sumner Professor of Economics, is helping to improve educational outcomes in Pakistan, with global implications. He leads a series of landmark studies of how economic and social forces affect student learning. 

Pomona College students who want an immersive experience in learning a language can find that by living in the Oldenborg Center, where there are language halls in German, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese and Japanese. 

Francesca Capossela ’18, David Connor ’15 and Julius Taranto ’12, along with Tyriek White PZ ’13, convened this month on Pomona’s campus for the event “Four ‘First Novelists,’” presented by the Pomona College English Department.

The two Pomona College students want others with similar backgrounds to have access to more higher education options out of high school.

Since hitting FM airwaves Feb. 12, 1956, KSPC has given Claremont Colleges students the platform and freedom to explore the intricacies of DJing, making the college radio station unique in its objective and longevity.

By day, Della Anjeh ’16 works as a software engineer at Google. On evenings and weekends, she moonlights as a cheerleader for the San Francisco 49ers. Her experiences at Pomona College helped launch both of her disparate careers.

Six students enrolled at Pomona College this academic year through the Global Student Haven Initiative which aims to provide access to education for students whose ability to pursue higher education is challenged by conflict in their home country. 

Big news arrives on March 15 for the newest members of the Pomona College family, the Class of 2028.