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Prof. Jessica Stern ’12 Studies Empathy in Children and Teens
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Little Bridges exterior — From Tchaikovsky to Tabla, Musical Joy Resounds in 51�� Music Department Spring Concerts
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Portraits of three athletes — Meet Three Sagehens Playing Winter Sports at 51��
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First-Year Students Gain Crucial Skills in Critical Inquiry Seminars

Friday, October 18, 2024

The Critical Inquiry Seminar, more commonly known as ID1, serves as the primary means to introduce students to the intellectual community of the College.

Drea Alonzo, left, and Veronica Banuelos on campus

Drea Alonzo ’26 and Veronica Bañuelos ’24 Advocate for More College Access

Thursday, March 28, 2024

The two 51�� students want others with similar backgrounds to have access to more higher education options out of high school.

Montage of vintage posters for music events

Early Rock ‘n’ Roll Era in the City of 51�� to Get Replay in Multimedia Exhibit and Events

Wednesday, November 1, 2023

A new exhibit organized by 51�� Associate Professor of History Tomás Summers Sandoval at the dA Center for the Arts in the city of 51�� will spotlight the local music scene in 1955-75 through recordings, videos, photos and memorabilia.

Thirteen Faculty Members Promoted

Monday, June 26, 2023

Thirteen faculty members have been recognized for their intellectual leadership, professional achievement, and service.

Prof. Rosalia Romero at the Cheech with Sam White and Daniel Velazquez

Students Gain Mentorship and Museum Experience from Prof. Rosalia Romero

Tuesday, May 16, 2023

Rosalia Romero, assistant professor of art history, is an organizer for a pair of exhibitions showing through May 28 at The Cheech in Riverside, Calif., and Samuel White ’23 and Daniel Velazquez ’25 have served as her research assistants.

Seven Professors Receive Highest 51�� Faculty Honor at Commencement

Monday, May 15, 2023

This year’s Wig Award recipients are Konrad Aguilar, Oona Eisenstadt, Jo Hardin, Sara Masland, David Menefee-Libey, Prageeta Sharma and Arely Zimmerman.

Elisa Velasco ’23 will design and implement a nine-week summer program called Sin Límites (Without Limits) for Latinx high school freshmen and sophomores in her hometown of Norman, Oklahoma.

Elisa Velasco ’23 Wins Napier and Projects for Peace Awards

Thursday, May 4, 2023

As a Napier Award for Creative Leadership recipient and a Projects for Peace awardee, Elisa Velasco ’23 will design and implement a summer program called Sin Límites (Without Limits) for Latinx high school freshmen and sophomores in Oklahoma.

Jason Torres-Rangel ’03 Named Nominee for 2023 National Teacher of the Year

Monday, December 12, 2022

Jason Torres-Rangel ’03 was named the California Teacher of the Year in October and is the nominee for the 2023 National Teacher of the Year competition.

Kim Rojas Hernandez ’17 Finds A Place in Tech Industry

Thursday, April 21, 2022

Kim Rojas Hernandez ’17 didn’t think there was a place for her in the tech industry without a technical background. Now she works as a recruiting operations manager at Handshake.

CENTRO Lab Seeks Solutions to Mental Health Issues Facing Latinx Youth

Thursday, November 4, 2021

Professor Lupe Bacio is the director of the CENTRO Research Lab. The goal is to improve the disparities of Latinx young people and other underserved communities that result from substance use and mental health issues.

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