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The Forum on Education Abroad announced that Kiya Henderson '23  is the winner of its Award for Academic Achievement Abroad for her research paper, “A Retrospective Analysis of Maternal Mortality in Kisumu, Kenya from March 2021 to March 2022.

In this Q&A, Prof. Heidi Haddad explores the charges issued by the International Criminal Court against President Putin and Maria Lvova-Belova, and what they signal ahead for the Russian war against Ukraine.

Is there a connection between the way data is used and the erosion of trust in science? What can be done to combat disinformation? In his new book, Distrust, Prof. Gary Smith shares insights and strategies on an important topic in today’s world.

Big news arrives on March 17 for the newest members of the Pomona College family, the Class of 2027.

Former Sagehens player Melissa Barlow '87 has worked 10 women's NCAA Final Fours and three championship games as a referee.

By the time they graduate, about half of Pomona students have done at least one semester of off-campus study. The key is to seek a program that best fits their goals. Students gain experience navigating different environments and worldviews.

Jerome J. Rinkus, a professor of Russian language and literature at Pomona College for three decades, has died. 

On February 28, Evelyne Aviles Velazquez ’26 participated in “Day at the Capitol,” an event for students to meet with legislators and their aides and advocate for the role of private institutions in California higher education.

Three Sisters, Pomona College’s upcoming mainstage production, will be performed March 2-5 at Seaver Theatre. 

The Smart Start Career Fellows Program provides career development opportunities for Pomona sophomores who identify as first-generation and/or low-income. A three-day career trek in January gives them an inside look at a variety of workplaces.