Luke Brown recently published an opinion piece outlining their dissatisfaction with their disqualification from the Associated Students of Pomona College (ASPC) presidential race, claiming ASPC has “a ...

Hopping off the Metrolink train at L.A. Union Station, my friend and I perched on a bench, waiting for the Flyaway shuttle to whisk us to LAX. It was an unusually cold day in SoCal, our breath visible ...

In a 2024 piece penned in The Washington Post, Pomona economics professor Gary Smith presented a satirical “modest proposal” in response to Pomona’s administrative bloat. The punchline? A call for the ...

A funding freeze on the National Institutes of Health has impacted 5C students’ internship acquisition and job prospects. (Emma Choy • The Student Life) Following the Trump administration’s funding ...

What better way to end this column than with the words of our very own campus fashionistas? This week, I have taken to giving ink to the printless, badgering my friends for their hottest fashion takes ...

Regulars in the sports world are all familiar with some of these forever immortalized broadcasting calls of our time, and reasonably so. Sports commentary can be used to make a story out of a game.

“Yeah, we’re doomed.” It’s a phrase my friends and I have said to each other half-jokingly, half-seriously. In light of current events, I keep wondering how true this sentiment is. And I keep asking ...

Students from all levels across the 5Cs came together at Harvey Mudd’s Linde Activities Center (LAC) to play basketball in the Dean Chris Classic. (Gabi Ricciardi • The Student Life) In the past month ...

The McAlister Center Chaplaincy system exemplifies fifty years of complex history representing both the cutting edge of more inclusive college campuses and archaic systems no longer relevant to ...

Native and Indigenous students and community members came together on March 29 for a summit titled “Our Future is Ancestral: Uplifting Indigenous Knowledge Systems.” The day of programming was hosted ...

It’s a normal day at Pomona College. You are walking through Marston Quad to get to your class. A girl smiles as she passes you by. She offers a quick “hi.” You might reply to her. You might not. You ...

I spent the last two columns laying out all of the lessons that I recently learned about attraction and relationships. First, that distance doesn’t make the heart grow fonder, it makes the heart grow ...