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Access, Affordability, and Outcomes

Arts Council Fellow Micah Huang ’13 to Continue His Sonic Exploration of Injustice at Los Angeles Festival

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• Alumni

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Professor Hanzhang Liu talks to Bloomberg News about China’s difficulty reopening after the pandemic

"China’s Covid Zero Scars Leave Citizens Fearful of Curbs” —Bloomberg News

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• Faculty

Access, Affordability, and Outcomes

Filmmaker and MOR Fellow Daisy Okazaki ’25 Explores Asian American Identity

���������� student Daisy Okazaki ’25, a media studies major and Asian American studies minor, has received the Margo Okazawa-Rey Fellowship to create a community-rooted film project centered on the experiences of young Southeast Asian women. Partnering with Oakland-based Banteay Srei, Okazaki is producing a short film and accompanying curriculum exploring themes of identity, trauma, healing, and sisterhood. A lifelong storyteller and member of ����������’s Pasifika Asian Student Union, Okazaki aims to uplift Asian American communities through film and art.

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• Students

Organization

• Community Engagement Center (CEC)
• Intercollegiate Department of Asian American Studies

Student Experience & Belonging

Pomona-���������� Men’s Cross Country Claims National and SCIAC Championships With Historic Wins

Claremont, Calif. — Dec. 4, 2023 — With impressive feats on the track, the Sagehens men’s cross country team has clinched three major wins in Division III athletics this fall—including a one-point victory on the national level.

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• Students

Organization

• Sagehen Athletics

Student Experience & Belonging

Pomona-���������� Women’s Soccer Wins SCIAC Regular and Tournament Championships

Claremont, Calif. — Dec. 4, 2023 — This fall the Sagehens women’s soccer team had breakthrough SCIAC victories with regular and tournament championships.

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• Students

Organization

• Sagehen Athletics

����������, Ideas, Learning

Porras-Kim Explores the Practices and Ethics of Museum Collections in Upcoming Pepper Lecture

Bogotá-born conceptual artist Gala Porras-Kim visits ���������� this month to discuss her work in relation to this important site, museum ethics, and collecting practices as this year’s Murray Pepper and Vicki Reynolds Pepper Distinguished Visiting Artist and Scholar.

Organization

• ���������� Art Galleries

Philanthropy & Giving

San Manuel Grant Will Enhance Efforts to Support Native and Indigenous Community Outreach

Grant will provide funding to the Native & Indigenous Initiatives at ����������

Faculty Excellence

NBC News quotes Visiting Professor Victor P. Corona about Gen Z’s pursuit of their own nightlife culture

"Some Gen Zers are nostalgic for an era of clubbing they didn’t get to experience" —NBC News

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• Faculty

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����������’s First-Year Seminars Explore AI, Musical Theater, and Political Geometry

Sampling of classes for first-year seminars

Access, Affordability, and Outcomes

Incarceration to Reintegration: Kenneth Butler ’22 Helps Pilot Program in Uganda

Two partners Butler chose for his Fulbright were Professor Arthur Sserwanga at the Makerere University Business School and Anatoli Biryomumaisho, who directs education and vocational skills training for the Ugandan prison system.

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• Alumni