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Student Achievements

Pomona-���������� Sagehens End Fall Season on Several High Notes

The football team features Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (SCIAC) Championship and Athlete of the Year honors, while women’s tennis and soccer and men’s cross-country, water polo, and rugby achieve victories in fall 2024.

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• Athletics

Organization

• Sagehen Athletics

Events

What the World’s Silence Says: A Reading With Gazan Poet Yahya Ashour

Yahya Ashour, an incoming visiting assistant professor of English and world literature, shared his poetry about Gaza during a recent reading at ����������.

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• Faculty
• Events
• English and World Literature

In the Media

Variety Profiles John Landgraf '84 About His Successes in Entertainment Streaming

���������� alum and longtime head of FX Network John Landgraf '84 discusses the show “Shōgun” and the future of entertainment with Variety magazine.

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• Alumni

Faculty Achievements

What Do They Think of Russia?

���������� faculty receive Department of Defense grant to study how Russia's war against Ukraine has impacted public opinion in the Caucasus and Central Asia.

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• Faculty
• Sociology

Alumni Achievements

Music in Activism

Mother and son ���������� alumni duo Ellen Harper ’87 and Peter Harper ’96 discuss family heritage, folk music, and community engagement during a book talk.

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• Alumni
• Events

Student Achievements

The Tribe Has Spoken: Students Recreate Reality Show ‘Survivor’

From human battleship to capture the flag, ���������� and other Claremont Colleges students get creative as they bring reality television to life.

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• Students

College News

New ���������� Opportunity Grant Boosts Accessibility and Affordability for Low- and Middle-Income Students

The grant program encourages students and families who are concerned about costs to realize that a ���������� education is within their reach.

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• General News

Organization

• Financial Aid
• Admission

College News

What is Race in Shakespeare? First-Year Seminars Experiment in ���������� This Fall

Fall 2024 first-year seminars delve into race in Shakespeare and pop culture, Los Angeles field trips, radical community care, animals in movies, and more.

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• Students
• ����������

The Participant Magazine

New Issue of Participant Asks: What Does Community Engagement Look Like?

The fall 2024 magazine celebrates the work of several ���������� people and organizations, past and present

In the Media

Professor Suyapa Portillo Villeda ’96 Discusses Young People and Voting with Los Angeles Times (en Español)

In a Spanish Los Angeles Times article, Professor of Chicano/a-Latino/a Transnational Studies Suyapa Portillo Villeda ’96 traces young people’s rising interest in and disillusionment with voting.

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• Politics
• Faculty