The Bronco Shuttle application has been re-launched with a new student-friendly look thanks to its primary developers, a group of student assistants in the Information Technology Mobile and Web Applications Department. The online resource has a new display and the…
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Cal Poly Pomona will officially move students into its two new eight-story residence halls on Jan. 17 and begin serving meals next door at Centerpointe, the accompanying new 680-seat dining facility. The campus’ newest building project houses 980 students and…
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Cal Poly Pomona celebrated two, eight-story residence halls and a beautiful, 680-seat dining facility with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Dec. 6. The residence halls will be home to approximately 980 students beginning Jan. 17. The project replaces four residence halls…
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“You haven’t just given my child the ability to kick, dribble, or ride a bike – you’ve given my child his self-confidence. You have given him the ability to be included, to belong.” This mother’s gratefulness is reflective of numerous…
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Cal Poly Pomona will play a significant role in the ongoing search for a new California State University chancellor. After CSU Chancellor Timothy White’s October announcement that he will retire at the end of the 2019-2020 academic year, a search…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s dedication to veterans is exemplified by the Veterans Resource Center on campus. Providing an education to members of the military as they transition to civilian life has invariably been a point of pride for the university. But…
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The math was easy for the Department of Chemistry. In honor of its 50th anniversary, it’s attempting to raise $50,000 to endow a scholarship. The driving force behind the Chemistry (Au) Golden 50th Anniversary Scholarship is Professor Emeritus Ernie Simpson,…
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It’s not just about the thousands of patients tended to in Central America. The Cal Poly Pomona Global Medical Brigades Club left the 11 communities it visited with sustainable ways to take better care of themselves. The last three years,…
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Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley has been fighting for opportunity as long as she can remember, a personal mission instilled in her as she grew up in the segregated south. Accordingly, the significance of her new position as…
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Cal Poly Pomona welcomes its largest ever incoming class in the fall of 2019, making parking and transportation tips especially valuable for those commuting to our campus. As classes begin on Thursday, Aug. 22, here are a few helpful guidelines.…
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