The commander of national cyber operations delivered a blunt assessment of threats against the United States while making a patriotic call for the next generation of digital specialists to join the government’s battle against hackers. “You can pull out any…
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A partnership that helps underprivileged Latino high school students get accepted into Cal Poly Pomona and other universities has earned a 2017 Promising Practices Award. Pomona TRANSFERmation creates pathways for students in the Pomona Unified School District to attend two-…
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Because of a travel ban since the 1960s, Cuba has remained a land of mystery to many Americans. Anecdotes from Cuban defectors and asylum seekers have provided snippets about life on the island, but to most Americans, the communist nation…
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Three highly regarded faculty members will lead the Provost’s Awards for Excellence Symposium on Thursday, March 2. A reception for professors Mariappan Jawaharlal (Jawa), Jeffery Scott Mio and Craig LaMunyon, recipients of the 2015-16 Provost’s Awards for Excellence, will start…
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Author and business consultant Kevin Carroll lives by a childhood creed: Have a ball at what you’re doing, or at least turn that passion for play into a spark for creativity. With his signature red rubber ball at his side,…
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From helping student veterans to former foster youth to student athletes, the fifth annual Campus Campaign aims to bolster a wide swath of campus departments, initiatives and programs. Yellow and green buttons bearing “9,813” and symbolizing philanthropy will be sent…
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When it comes to research, Cal Poly Pomona students are eager to show and tell. A contingent of 113 students presented their findings at the 24th Annual Southern California Conferences for Undergraduate Research (SCCUR) at UC Riverside on Nov. 12.…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Renaissance Scholars know firsthand how tough the holiday season can be for foster children. They are determined to deliver good cheer to foster children in surrounding communities through the annual toy drive that runs through Thursday, Dec.…
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The last thing that Joe Needleman expected at a cyber security competition was for the showdown to get shut down because of a real-life hacker. Needleman and Nate Hom represented a team of Cal Poly Pomona students at the inaugural…
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