Students starting the fall quarter will receive more helping hands as 10 new college advisors and a revamped website usher in a sweeping initiative aimed at making advisement an indispensable part of academic life. A portion of the Student Success…
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Renee Estephan didn’t know much about academic life outside of the biology lab. Not anymore. Since leaving the lab to work on her research project involving water conservation efforts in the grip of a punishing drought, Estephan has gained a…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s total student enrollment is projected to reach a record high of 24,011 this fall quarter, propelled by coveted programs that offer a learn-by-doing approach and real-world experiences. Since 2010, enrollment has grown by approximately 16 percent and…
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An estimated 350 teachers and administrators from dozens of school districts from across Southern California exchanged innovative teaching ideas at a statewide teachers summit held at Cal Poly Pomona on July 31. The university was one of 33 sites across…
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Student builders of the Cal Poly Universities Rose Float won’t have to worry about running out of California-grown floral decorations for the 2016 entry in the annual New Year’s Day parade. Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley, Cal Poly…
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Efforts to bolster the ranks of women studying information technology at Cal Poly Pomona received a tremendous boost after Avanade, a leading global provider of innovative digital services and business solutions, pledged nearly $400,000 over the next five years for…
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During his U.S. Marine deployment to strife-torn Falluja, Iraq, in 2005, Justin Lim had a revelation: He wanted to uplift lives through education. Lim was part of Operation Iraqi Freedom and watched as civilians rebuilt their lives from the rubble…
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A crusade by parents to establish a scholarship in the memory of their late son has been achieved with the inaugural James Lebowitz Memorial Computer Science Scholarship. Thomas Sedlak, a sophomore computer science student, was awarded the $2,000 scholarship at…
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Giant gummy bears sleigh down mounds of ice cream, while other critters play in a sugary wonderland in the 2016 Cal Poly Universities’ Rose Float entry “Sweet Shenanigans.” The treat-inspired float celebrates the 127th Tournament of Roses Parade theme “Find…
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Cal Poly Pomona has selected its administrative team for Title IX, which will bolster ongoing efforts to eliminate sexual violence on campus. Linda Hoos is the new coordinator and Deborah Kahn is the deputy director of Title IX. With offices…
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