Pitzer News

Roots of Resistance

"Roots of Resistance: A Story of Gender, Race, and Labor on the North Coast of Honduras," by Pitzer College Professor Suyapa Portillo Villeda ’96, has just been released by University of Texas Press and is available online now.

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Documentary Produced by Pitzer Professor and Students Premieres at Outfest/Fusion Film Fest

"Crystal Diaries," a feature documentary produced over three semesters in Professor Gina Lamb’s Media Arts for Social Justice course, will premiere at the Outfest/Fusion Film Festival.

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Professor Emerita of Mathematics Judith Grabiner and her Career of Math Advocacy Featured in the Claremont Courier

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Professor of Sociology and Secular Studies Phil Zuckerman pens Los Angeles Times Op-Ed about Record Pace of Secularization of US Society

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• Secularism

Pitzer Professor Judith V. Grabiner Wins American Mathematical Society’s Whiteman Prize

he American Mathematical Society (AMS) added another chapter to the storied career of Pitzer Professor Judith V. Grabiner when it named her the winner of its 2021 Albert Leon Whiteman Memorial Prize.

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Caregiving and Political Engagement in the Era of COVID

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William Russell Ellis, former Pitzer sociologist, reflects on his career

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Professor of Linguistics Carmen Fought quoted in feature about Zoom founder Eric Yuan, TIME’s Businessperson of the Year

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Pitzer College Professor Tarrah Krajnak Wins Award for Documentary Work

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• Arts & Culture

Jean M. Pitzer Professor of Anthropology and Professor of History Daniel Segal has book review published in TLS of Joseph Henrich’s The Weirdest People in the World.

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