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Anthropology Professor Dru Gladney, a leading expert on the peoples and cultures along the past and present Silk Road, passed away yesterday suddenly and unexpectedly. He was 65 years old.

Student applicants across the U.S. and the world will be able to see their decisions via secure online access starting at 5 p.m. PDT on Friday, March 18, 2022.

Among the 21 Sagehens who qualified for the NCAA Swimming and Diving Championships March 16-19 is Alexandra Turvey '24, who aspires to become a physician-scientist. 

Andreah Pierre '22, a biology major and Doris Duke Conservation Scholar, created illustrated field guides to whales and other marine mammals as an intern at the Whale Museum in the San Juan Islands.

Here are three students who exemplify what it means to find self-realization through programs and projects designed to improve the lives of others within and beyond the College gates.

The Last, Best Small Town by Los Angeles playwright John Guerra is being staged at Seaver Theatre on the Pomona College campus for five performances March 3-6.

Pomona College has been named one of the top producers of U.S. Fulbright students for 2021-2022 among baccalaureate institutions.

Salamata Bah '20 has received a Charles B. Rangel International Affairs Fellowship which will prepare her to become a U.S. diplomat.

Pomona's Asian American Resource Center has been awarded a $293,781 grant from the California Department of Public Health (CDPH) to help low-income Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander residents navigate and access safety net programs.

Two Pomona College alumni will address the class of 2022 as Commencement speakers: Nobel Laureate Jennifer Doudna ’85 and long-time supporter of the College Stewart Smith ’68.