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Congrats to Professor Claudia Strauss (right) for receiving the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award from the Society for Psychological Anthropology! The award honors career-long contributions and was presented by her colleague Mohaddeseh Ziyachi (left). Well done! #PitzerCollege

At the end of the spring semester, many graduating seniors culminated their hard work at Pitzer’s 12th Academic Festival. Students presented their thesis projects in environmental analysis, art, critical global studies, science, psychology, and more. 📸 by Miranda Yee ’27

In remembrance and honor of Memorial Day, Pitzer College administrative offices are closed today. #PitzerCollege #ClaremontColleges

Congratulations to Assistant Professor of Media Studies Lisa Han for winning the Ludwik Fleck Prize! The Society for Social Studies of Science chose Han for her book "Deepwater Alchemy: Extractive Mediation and the Taming of the Sea Floor." Learn more: ow.ly/AFex50VZEuX.

Sam Plakun ’12 is a feature documentary programmer for the 28th Brooklyn Film Festival, happening May 30 to June 8: ow.ly/aiy050W13ki

Rave reviews are coming in for "Awake in the Floating City" by Susanna Kwan '04! Her novel of the relationship between an artist and a 130-year-old woman in a flooded future San Francisco has been called "an utterly transporting debut." Congrats! ow.ly/PE3n50VZFQo

This spring, the Montecito Journal featured Nathan Martin '23 for his bold experimentations in science and art. This includes Martin's senior thesis at Pitzer, where he heated copper to an unprecedented 2,000 degrees to create a 30-pound crystal. ow.ly/aapO50W6GN0

In the Claremont Courier, Madeleine Farr ’27 recently wrote about her experience attending a National Fund conference as an aspiring journalist: ow.ly/RjjJ50W7egL

Do you live in a fire hazard zone? Is your community part of a Wilderness Urban Interface? A new fire feature on SoCal Earth, a digital tool created by Pitzer's Redford Conservancy and Esri, will help you answer those questions! Learn more: ow.ly/Ptlu50W8GPR #Esri #Pitzer

In observance of Juneteenth, Pitzer College's administrative offices are closed today. Learn more about Juneteenth at nmaahc.si.edu/explore/moment… #PitzerCollege #ClaremontColleges

CalMatters recently talked to Professor of Political Studies and Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja about shifting immigration politics and demographics in California: ow.ly/7fhy50WefbL

In a Los Angeles Times op-ed, Visiting Professor of Political Studies Shervin Malekzadeh discusses nationalism and the ramifications of a regime change in Iran: ow.ly/8Teb50Wf1BH

In a Migrant Roots Media commentary, Professor Suyapa Portillo Villeda ’96 questions the “us/them” binary in the Los Angeles immigrant rights movement. Read more: migrantrootsmedia.org/articles/2025/…

To every person who has given, shared, organized, and stood with Pitzer students—thank you! Our fiscal year ends TOMORROW! We’re SO CLOSE to hitting our goal! Help Pitzer support our amazing students by giving now: ow.ly/9Xcs50W8HT7 #PitzerCollege #StudentHelp

Thanks to our impactful leadership and civic opportunities, Pitzer College has ranked at No. 1 in the “Making an Impact” category in Princeton Review’s “Best Value Colleges of 2025”! This is our fourth consecutive year! Read more: ow.ly/V9QP50WhP8p #Impact #PrincetonReview

In observance of the Fourth of July, Pitzer College administrative offices are closed today. Cheers to pleasant summer vibes this weekend! ☀️ 😎

Honduras’ Black and Indigenous communities are the core subject of Professor Suyapa Portillo Villeda’s ’96 book review in ReVista: Harvard Review of Latin America. Portillo Villeda discusses Christopher Loperena’s book, “The Ends of Paradise”: ow.ly/O6Je50WghHB

Congrats to Sophie Myers '27 for collaborating with Professor of Secular Studies and Sociology Phil Zuckerman on the research article "Altruistic Atheists," recently published in the journal Secularism & Nonreligion! Read: ow.ly/2q2B50WiIiF #PitzerCollege #StudentResearch

Professor Phil Zuckerman is engaging in a discussion with New York Times columnist Ross Douthat on October 16 at 7pm. They will talk about the ideas in Douthat’s latest book “Believe” at Washington University in St. Louis. More details: ow.ly/67wc50WsSkl

How could technology, government subsidies, and investment flexibility support projects with social value? Visiting Professor Kevin Grell co-authored a Journal of Corporate Finance article about subsidizing projects balancing public and private interests. ow.ly/PR4650WwpVe