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Take a look at the Class of 2026 by the numbers.

Russell Corbin ’23 does advocacy work for electric vehicles and earlier this month spoke at the nation’s biggest electric vehicle show.

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.  

President Starr has been inducted into the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in a ceremony held in Cambridge, Massachusetts on Sept. 10.

Critical Inquiry seminars are the academic initiation for new students at Pomona, as they prepare students for the educational rigor of Pomona through intensive reading, writing and discussion. 

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.

Ruby Epstein '22 prepared for her career by managing a campus consulting group while excelling as a diver for Sagehen Athletics.

Maggie Fick has been the East Africa deputy bureau chief for Reuters since 2017. In November, she will begin a new London-based job at Reuters reporting on the European pharmaceuticals industry on the global health and pharma team.