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In the Media
On NBC News, Professor Kathy Yep discusses ballroom dancing as a therapeutic, creative outlet for Asian immigrants
Professor Kathy Yep on countless Asian immigrants who’ve regarded ballroom dance as a sort of creative sanctuary and are now shaken by the two shootings that shook California dance halls.
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In the Media
CalMatters quotes Professor Susan Phillips about the detrimental effects of the Inland Empire’s warehouse boom
California’s Inland Empire has become home to a cascade of warehouses.
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- Robert Redford Conservancy for Southern California
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College News
In Memoriam: Naomi Replansky, Acclaimed Poet Who Served as Pitzer Poet in Residence in the 1980s
Obit of Naomi Replansky
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Events
Pitzer College Art Galleries Presents Multimedia Artists Exploring Civil Rights and Pandemic Histories
Exhibits at Pitzer Galleries connect past to present
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- Pitzer College Art Galleries
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Student Achievements
Pitzer Students Awarded for Exceptional Community Engagement
Students won for involvement in mental health care, composting, voter engagement, partnerships with Indigenous communities, and more.
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- Community Engagement Center
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Student Achievements
Pitzer Students Preserve a Rare Ecosystem on Campus
Two students collaborate with the California Botanic Garden and Pitzer’s Robert Redford Conservancy to preserve the Outback’s rare ecological habitat
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- Robert Redford Conservancy for Southern California
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In the Media
Professor Hanzhang Liu on Bloomberg on Emboldened China Protesters
Professor Hanzhang Liu comments on Chinese people finding new power to speak up after demonstrations
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Alumni AchievementsL.A. Mayor Karen Bass Taps Michele Siqueiros ’95 for Advisory Team
Michele Siqueiros is part of a team co-chaired by civil and labor rights leader Dolores Huerta to help Karen Bass during her first 100 days in office.
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In the MediaProfessor Hanzhang Liu on Chinese masses taking Covid fight into own hands
Chinese citizens turn to grassroots groups and companies for medical help.
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Alumni AchievementsPitzer Alumni’s Research Culminates in an Herbal Recipes Book
Research by alumni has culminated in an herbal remedies book with The Hive, Animals Asia, and the Traditional Medical Association of Vietnam. This book presents an alternative to bear bile farming that is harming bears.
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