Crime novelist Paula Woods, winner of this year’s Moseley Fellowship, read from her latest mystery novel at Pomona College in front of roughly 25 faculty members, students and community members April 20 as part of the college’s literary series.
Sarah Weddington, who made a name for herself by successfully arguing the Supreme Court Case Roe vs. Wade, reflected back on her law school experience as she spoke before an audience of roughly 200 at the College of Law Tuesday.
“The fun of poetry and of literature is that you find it in the details, in the tiniest details sometimes,” faculty member Kenneth Scambray said during his book reading and master class Thursday in the Cabaret Theatre.