The dA Center for the Arts presented “Color of Wheels,” teaming up with the Pomona Bike Coalition for a 2.5-mile bike ride around Pomona on Saturday.
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New bill targets legacy admissions
A bill that aims to curtail colleges’ and universities’ preferential treatment of legacy admissions has been proposed by Assembly member Phil Ting, D–San Fransisco, in response to the recent admissions scandal.
Coffee shop owners spill the beans
Cactus Coffee hosted its first business meet up on May 2, encouraging future entrepreneurs and business owners to attend and discuss what it takes to open a business.
Film recognizes Hawaiians
The Pomona College Asian American Resources Center presented a screening of “Out of State,” a documentary directed and produced by Ciara Lacy.
Women compete as a team at SCIAC
The women’s golf team qualified for the Southern California Intercollegiate Athletic championship, a three-day tournament April 18-20 held at Brookside Country Club in Pasadena.
Student remembered for kindness
Arturo Corona Jr., a University of La Verne junior kinesiology major and former baseball player, died in a car accident in Pomona on April 12. He was 22.
Wellness cafe has groovy offerings
Customers are transported back to the 1970s when they walk into Feeling Groovy Wellness and Café on Foothill Boulevard in Claremont.
Early birds flutter near Claremont
The Pomona Valley Audubon Society hosted its monthly bird walk at Claremont’s Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden bright and early Sunday morning.
Symphony features classical pianist
Jeremiah Cossa, a Boston-based classical pianist, performed with the Claremont Symphony Orchestra on March 17, befoere a packed house at Bridges Auditorium on the Pomona College campus.
Vibrant, colorful ceramics shown at AMOCA
Jo Laurie, curator of the “Silver Splendor: The Art of Anna Silver,” spoke about Silver’s accomplishments and vibrant ceramic artwork.