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Pitzer Professor Marcus Rodriguez’s research team received a Claremont Graduate University grant to develop a bot to help early-career therapists remember foundational principles.
Amidst the national conversations about Kilmar Abrego Garcia’s wrongful deportation, CNN consulted Pitzer Professor Susan Phillips for her expertise in gangs and gang graffiti.
Pitzer Professor Linus Yamane has facilitated the Tomodachi Inouye Scholars Program, a Japan-U.S. youth exchange program for students in his co-taught class Trans-Pacific Japan: Love & Money.
Pitzer’s Professor of Classics Michelle Berenfeld draws parallels between the imperiled republics of America and ancient Rome in an article in The Atlantic.
Pitzer Professor Susan Phillips discusses with National Public Radio how tattoos affect the perception and treatment of migrants.
In the Los Angeles Times, Pitzer’s Visiting Environmental Analysis Professor Michael McCarthy shares doubts about the warehouse industry in the Inland Empire economy.
A Pitzer trio of lawyers, assisted by Claremont Colleges students, provided local refugees with critical help in filling out green card applications.
Yahya Ashour, an incoming visiting assistant professor of English and world literature, shared his poetry about Gaza during a recent reading at Pitzer College.
Pitzer faculty receive Department of Defense grant to study how Russia's war against Ukraine has impacted public opinion in the Caucasus and Central Asia.
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.