Cal Poly Pomona is gearing up to celebrate International Education Week. The week-long celebration, which kicks off Monday, Nov. 14, will include a children’s parade, an international food festival and a study abroad fair. International Education Week is a joint…
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A mother whose daughter was killed during clashes over Apartheid in South Africa. A neurosurgeon who researches the effects of compassion on health. A filmmaker who told the story of the transformative power of meditation on a group of prisoners.…
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The beauty and versatility of Arabian horses was on display at Cal Poly Pomona’s W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center Sunday afternoon in what was the first Sunday Show of the academic year. This story appeared in the Daily Bulletin on…
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Cal Poly Pomona will salute its veterans at a ceremony next week that is open to the campus community. The annual Veterans Day event is set for Tuesday, Nov. 8 from noon to 1 p.m. in University Park. President Soraya…
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Twenty-four students in a two-quarter Cal Poly Pomona class have been assigned to research and analyze community planning for four desert communities. This story appeared in the Lucerne Valley Leader on Nov. 1, 2016.…
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For those who celebrate Dia de los Muertos, the homage to their deceased loved ones often comes in the form of a skull made of sugar and decorated with icing, beads and colored foil. The skulls, along with flowers, photographs…
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UCSD and Cal Poly Pomona entered the match with an identical 8-2-1 conference record. The drama-filled match would be historic at the end as the Tritons fought themselves back from a 1-0 deficit to seal their first-ever conference title. This…
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The upcoming quarterly Pizza with the Presidents will allow students to dine for free and ask university leaders questions. The hour-long Q&A will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 1 from noon to 1 p.m. in the University Quad. Coley and ASI…
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CSU Board of Trustees Chair Rebecca Eisen came to Cal Poly Pomona to talk about the CSU’s Graduation Initiative and get a closer look at the campus’ academic programs and sites. Just as important was the opportunity to share a…
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Marcelino Vera, a former equipment technician for the athletics department who worked with legendary Cal Poly Pomona coaches Roman Gabriel and John Scolinos, has died. He was 98. Vera came to work at the university in the 1970s, assisting the…
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