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Jorge Moreno and Francisco Mercado in the campus planetarium — Astronomy Post-Doc and Professor Publish Paper on Dark Matter and Galaxies
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Two students sit on bench smiling — Pomona College Seniors Help Connect Community Members to Healthcare Resources
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Seaver Alumni House — Alumni Association Announces Alumni and Faculty Awards
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Inexpensive robotic toys called Hexbugs will be used in physics lab experiments this fall.

Working Out the ’Bugs for a Reimagined Physics Lab

Tuesday, July 14, 2020

As classes continue online this fall, Professor Janice Hudgings devises new ways to conduct an upper-level physics lab.

Clockwise from top left, professors Genevieve Lee, Nicholas Ball, Janice Hudgings and Kevin Dettmar in instructional settings prior to the coronavirus pandemic.

Pomona Faculty Rethink Courses, Refine Skills for Online Semester

Friday, July 10, 2020

After a spring semester in which live courses had to be reinvented on the fly for remote teaching, Pomona faculty have been hard at work redesigning their fall courses to bring the College’s intensely personal style of education online.

Professor Eric A. Hurley outside of the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC.

Professor Eric A. Hurley Discusses Misconceptions About African Americans That Contribute to Racial Divide in the U.S.

Monday, June 22, 2020

Eric A. Hurley, professor of psychological science and Africana studies discusses authentic frameworks for understanding African American people’s attitudes and behavior.

Jake Hauser ’20 and Elise Koskelo ’20 Awarded National Science Foundation Fellowships

Monday, June 15, 2020

Jake Hauser ’20 and Elise Koskelo ’20 are the recipients of National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellowships from the Pomona College Class of 2020.

Sheriff Paul Pastor ’71 and Joyce Hicks ’74

Finding a Path Forward: Joyce Hicks ’74 and Paul Pastor ’71 Reflect on the State of Policing

Friday, June 12, 2020

Sheriff Paul Pastor ’71 and Joyce Hicks ’74, an expert in civilian oversight of police departments, reflect on the state of policing in the midst of the country’s deep racial divide.