77 percent of Pitzer students study abroad and the College's Study Abroad program is ranked #2 nationally by Princeton Review.

For eight consecutive years, Pitzer students have won more Fulbright Fellowships than students from any other liberal arts college in the country.

Students are taught to challenge traditional ways of learning. Pitzer has provided trailblazing academic programs such as environmental analysis since the 1970s and will be the first college in the nation to offer secular studies. Students can design special majors that reflect their strengths and interests.

Pitzer students play an active role in college governance and help shape academic and student life on campus. Students run programs such as The Green Bike Program, The Shakedown Café and organize annual music festivals like Kohoutek.

At Pitzer, sustainability and "green living" aren't just buzz words. From low-water landscaping, trayless dining and striving to be first campus in the nation with all LEED-certified residence halls, Pitzer lives its core values.

• Weekly round up

• Sagehen Water Polo Players
Selected for SCIAC Honors

• Erik Munzer '13 makes SCIAC All-Conference First Team

• Stephen Vint '15 named to Western Water Polo All-Rookie Team

• Ellen Yamasaki '15 crowned SCIAC Volleyball's Freshman of the Year

• Associate Professor Brinda Sarathy authors Pineros: Latino Labor and the Changing Face of Forestry in the Pacific Northwest

• Assistant Professor Anna Wenzel presented at the American Chemical Society Regional Meeting

• Professor Carmen Fought speaks to KPCC NPR on the linguistics of the East LA accent.

• Pitzer College faculty are active scholars, authors and researchers. View their recent accomplishments in the
Faculty Report of Excellence.