In Professor Linchi Kwok’s Hotel, Advertising and PR class, a call for students to get ready to take a quiz prompts them to pull out smartphones, not pen and paper. Lectures that once would have been delivered from a podium…
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World-renowned explorer and author Sir Ranulph Fiennes will be the featured speaker at Cal Poly Pomona’s Kellogg Distinguished Public Lecture Series. Fiennes, whom the Guinness Book of Records dubbed the “World’s Greatest Living Explorer,” will discuss “Living Dangerously” on Thursday, Jan.…
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Harry Potter has the magic touch for Cal Poly Pomona students in love with the hero of J.K. Rowling’s novels. The Harry Potter literature class, which the university started offering four years ago, recently was designated as a general education…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s undergraduate architecture program again earned high marks as one of the best in the country and in the region. DesignIntelligence has ranked the program No. 18 in the United States and No. 5 in the West. The…
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Political Science Professor Renford Reese recalls his early years of teaching when a student left his book in class. When Reese saw that the book’s $88 price tag, he was stunned. “That was pretty expensive in the 1990s,” he says.…
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Cal Poly Pomona faculty and staff will get to put themselves in the shoes of veterans this week at the Boots to Broncos seminar. The event on Thursday, Nov. 20, is part of the Veterans Resource Center’s Veterans Success Seminar…
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Professor Alvaro Huerta would like to see Cal Poly Pomona students aim higher than a four-year degree. Huerta, who teaches in both the urban and regional planning and ethnic and women’s studies departments, wants to encourage students to pursue graduate…
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Luis Chavez got closer to his dream of working in international finance this past summer through a coveted opportunity with the Washington, D.C.-based firm Inter-American Development Bank. The 24-year-old economics and finance major says he was interning at the Jet…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s College of the Extended University and its International Center will host a variety of events designed to expose students to different cultures. The International Education Week celebration, which runs Nov. 13-21, is in collaboration with various departments…
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The Mexican tradition of celebrating the lives of loved ones who have died comes to Cal Poly Pomona this week. The César E. Chávez Center for Higher Education, in collaboration with the Ethnic & Women’s Studies Department, will host the…
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