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Farmers can learn how adding solar panels can conserve water, boost crop yields, and save money.
Pitzer Professor Amanda Lagji encouraged students to share feedback on her book-in-progress through her interdisciplinary class, Counterinsurgency.
Three Pitzer students have received a 2026 Gilman scholarship to study abroad in Pitzer-run programs in Italy, Costa Rica, and Ecuador.
A new report from Pitzer’s Robert Redford Conservancy argues Southern California must rethink how it understands fire, land stewardship and year-round risk.
From leading a research project as a first-year student to Ph.D. aspirations, Lucas Oppenheimer ’27 embarks on a rewarding journey in molecular biology.
Murals, entrepreneurship and more celebrate the many opportunities for student self-exploration
During Family Weekend 2025, Pitzer’s Presidential Initiative on Constructive Dialogue welcomed filmmaker Adam Bronfman PO ’85 (and spouse Cindy Bronfman ’86) for a screening of “I Have A Name.”
Pitzer community members shone brightly at the 2025 annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association (AAA).
The mural, “Pitzer Past, Present, and Future,” was painted by students on the east wall of Avery Hall under the supervision of Paul Botello, Pitzer’s artist-in-residence during the 1996-97 academic year.
A troubador’s songbook, help for teens with BDP, a technicolor dreamcoat and other recent publications from our Pitzer Community