Recording artist and Cal Poly Pomona Music Professor Nadia Shpachenko’s new CD “The Poetry of Places” has been nominated for two Grammy Awards, for Best Classical Compendium for the album and for Producer of the Year Classical, for producers Victor…
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Cal Poly Pomona welcomed 195 students from Nihon Kogakuin Music College in Tokyo along with their faculty and staff on Nov. 14. The Nihon Kogakuin Cultural Exchange Event at the Bronco Student Center included dance performances, a presentation on cultural…
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A section of Cal Poly Pomona’s Spadra Farm has received organic crop production certification after a three-year effort by the Huntley College of Agriculture. To receive certification under USDA standards, the college had to document that it had not used…
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Cal Poly Pomona plans to bolster support services for graduate students with the help of a $2.68 million grant. The five-year federal grant will fund Project LOGRAR (Leveraging Opportunities for Graduate Research and Resources), which will enhance the university’s existing…
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Taylor Quinn, data analyst in the College of Education and Integrative Studies, was selected to receive a Data and Improvement Fellowship by the California State University Educator Quality (EdQ) Center and invited to participate in an educational forum. The Nov.…
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Two Cal Poly Pomona students received awards and over 100 presented at the Southern California Conferences for Undergraduate Research (SCCUR) on Nov. 23. SCCUR is a one-day conference held each November at a college or university in the greater Los…
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Ray Kappe, FAIA, the founding chair of the Department of Architecture at Cal Poly Pomona and the founding director of the Southern California Institute of Architecture (SCI-Arc), died Nov. 21. He was 92. Kappe left an indelible mark in Southern…
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Students from The Collins College of Hospitality Management captured 2nd place in the 2019 Smith Travel Research (STR) Student Market Competition. Twenty-five teams vied for the top prize at the event, which was held earlier this month during the HX:…
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Professor of History Zuoyue Wang has been elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the most influential general scientific organization in the United States. The title is one of the highest professional honors for…
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Mateusz Pasierbek found career inspiration in his mom, a flight attendant, and his travels around the world at a young age. The Collins College of Hospitality Management alumnus and Poland native immigrated to Orange County in 2012, and adjusted to…
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