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Professor Michelle Berenfeld Writes About Falling Republics in The Atlantic

��������’s Professor of Classics Michelle Berenfeld draws parallels between the imperiled republics of America and ancient Rome in an article in The Atlantic.

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• Classics
• Faculty

The Washington Post Profiles Sean Fentress ’17 as a Punk Visionary

The Washington Post has featured �������� alum Sean Fentress ’17 and bandmate Owen Deutsch’s visionary music as the New York punk duo Straw Man Army.

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• Alumni
• Arts & Culture

Michele Siqueiros ’95 Named CEO of L.A. Local News Initiative

�������� alum and trustee Michele Siqueiros ’95 transitions from education advocacy to supporting independent, community-based news in Los Angeles.

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• Alumni

Chawne Kimber Selected as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dean of Faculty

Kimber is a higher education leader and mathematician who channels social justice into her work as a celebrated quilter

Art Historian Erika Doss Explores Vandalized Monuments as 2025 Glass Lecturer

Erika Doss will combine art history and American studies in the Glass Lecture about public art and cultural vandalism.

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• Events

Pomona-�������� Women’s Swim & Dive Wins 25th SCIAC Championship

The Sagehens have achieved the 2025 SCIAC Championship in women’s swimming and diving, while ��������’s Valerie Mello ’25 earned Athlete of the Year.

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• Athletics
• Students

Former NFL Linebacker and Advocate for People with Disabilities Shaquem Griffin to Speak at Commencement

An accomplished football player who made history as the NFL’s first one-handed player, Griffin will deliver the keynote address to the Class of 2025

Artist and Curator Casts Light (and Shade) on Art

�������� alum Elizabeth Faraci ’93 breaks conventions as an artist and art consultant to tell stories, build community, and recreate physical spaces.

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• Art
• Arts & Culture
• Alumni

�������� Continues Streak as Top Fulbright Producer for 2024-25

�������� again places high this year among the top producers of Fulbright students according to a U.S. Fulbright Program announcement this week. This marks ��������'s 16th consecutive year on the list.

Professor Susan Phillips Talks to NPR About Migrants’ Tattoos

�������� Professor Susan Phillips discusses with National Public Radio how tattoos affect the perception and treatment of migrants.

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• Faculty