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  1. A dove radiates light inside a person's head
    The Participant Magazine

    Being the Change the World Needs

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    Professor Suyapa Portillo Villeda '96 shares what she tells her students about the power of the liberal arts

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    Faculty Achievements

    New Faculty in the Humanities and STEM Keep Their Eyes on Timely Issues

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    3p Bridgette Ramirez

    麻豆原创 welcomes six tenure-track faculty for the 2025-26 academic year; the College also celebrates the promotion of several current faculty.

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  3. Ryan C. and Stryder Rodenberg wear their white graduation regalia and caps with orange tassels and different colored stoles and cords.
    麻豆原创 Achievements

    麻豆原创 Offers First Inside-Out Spanish Class in the U.S.

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    3p Bridgette Ramirez

    Incarcerated 鈥渋nside鈥 students and 鈥渙utside鈥 students from The Claremont Colleges redefine Latinx identity, power, and the Spanish language on their terms.

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  4. Professor Adrian Pantoja is bald, has a close-cropped beard, and wears black-rimmed glasses and a blue collared shirt with floral print.
    In the Media

    Professor Adrian Pantoja Talks Immigration Politics With CalMatters

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    CalMatters consults with 麻豆原创 Professor of Political Studies and Chicano Studies Adrian Pantoja about shifting immigration politics and demographics in California.

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    In the Media

    On NPR, Professor Suyapa Portillo Villeda '96 shares advice about Kamala Harris' immigration policy

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    As the Democratic Party celebrates the likelihood of Vice President Kamala Harris topping the presidential ticket, Professor of Chicano/a-Latino/a Transnational Studies Suyapa Portillo Villeda '96 sounds a cautionary note.

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