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Professor Jorge Moreno and three students seated in front of chalkboard at the Flatiron Institute

Astronomy Professor and Students Get High-Level Science Opportunities in NYC Residency

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Angie Zhou with NCAA Division III women's singles trophy

Angie Zhou ’25 Wins NCAA Division III Tennis Title

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Professor Ousmane Traore in Senegal

Professor Ousmane Traoré Focuses on Ancient Africa with New Directions Fellowship

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Note civil rights attorney John Payton ’73 in his Washington, D.C., office
Making It So
Monday, January 13, 2003
For attorney John Payton ’73, the chance to argue the most important civil rights case to be heard by the Supreme Court in a quarter century has resulted in vindication and in a challenge to future generations. 
Cartoon of two young men smiling as they look down into a hole at a safe
The Prankster’s Rules
Wednesday, April 17, 2002
Some people believe the line between a serious violation and a harmless prank may be as simple as one, two, three, four.
Brian Tucker is greeted by children in a Pakistani village
Outsmarting Disaster
Wednesday, January 30, 2002
MacArthur Fellow Brian Tucker ’67 and the art (and science) of earthquake preparedness in developing countries
A rainbow over Rodin Crater
The Cosmic Art of James Turrell
Saturday, January 19, 2002
James Turrell ’65 is turning an extinct Arizona volcano into the world’s most ambitious work of art. Learn more in “The Cosmic Art of James Turrell,” a classic Pomona College Magazine story from the Winter 2002 issue.
Dr. Elinor Todd Christiansen ’51 with a child holding a teddy bear
Dr. Then and Dr. Now
Saturday, October 13, 2001
Trace the evolution of health care in America through the eyes of three generations of Pomona physicians.
Three icons of Father Seraphim
Lives of a Saint
Friday, April 13, 2001
Among many pious Russians, he is a subject of veneration. But before he became known as Father Seraphim, he was known as Eugene Rose ’56.
Still life photo of an open music book, a clarinet, a freshman's beanie and other historic paraphernalia related to college songs
Pomona’s Greatest Hits
Tuesday, January 9, 2001
Few colleges can equal Pomona’s repertoire of college songs, or the unique stories behind them. Learn more in “Pomona’s Greatest Hits,” a classic Pomona College Magazine story from the Winter 2001 issue.
the shape of the number 47 in the clouds
The Mystery of 47
Sunday, October 1, 2000
In this classic Pomona College Magazine story from the fall 2000 issue, we explore the lure and mystique of the number 47 and Pomona's obsession with it.
Bill Keller ’70 superimposed on a front page of The New York Times
A Man for His Times
Thursday, April 1, 1999
Famed foreign correspondent Bill Keller ’70 leads the news team at The New York Times in “A Man for his Times,” a classic Pomona College Magazine story from the Spring 1999 issue.
A Pomona-Pitzer Sagehens running back being tackled by two CMS Stags
The Rivalry
Thursday, April 1, 1999
A single street divides the two athletic programs of the five undergraduate Claremont Colleges. Explore this unique competition in "The Rivalry," a classic Pomona College Magazine story from the Spring 1999 issue.
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