Carlos Arevalo (’12, master’s in urban and regional planning), who is a member of the band Chicano Batman, will play at Coachella the next two weekends. This article appeared in the Pasadena Star-News on April 9, 2015.…
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Student Nicolas Tomas files a lawsuit against Cal Poly Pomona over the university’s “free speech zone.” This article appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on April 9, 2015.…
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James Williamson (’82, electronics engineering) receives the Ronald H. Brown Standards Leadership Award. This article appeared on PR Newswire on April 7, 2015.…
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Pearl Omiya (’09, master’s in history) wins a Women of the Year award from the Downtown Los Angeles Chapter of the Japanese American Citizen League and the Japanese Women’s Society of Southern California. This article appeared in The Rafu Shimpo…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s celebration of National Library Week will get a little help from friends when the host of the radio show “Breakfast with the Beatles” comes to campus. The official kickoff on Sunday, April 12 will feature a live…
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The Cal Poly Pomona baseball team wins three of four games against UC San Diego, moving into a tie for first place with Cal State Los Angeles in the California Collegiate Athletic Association. This article appeared in the San Bernardino…
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Rick Willson, a professor in the urban and regional planning department, gives a talk in Pasadena about the future of parking. This article appeared in the Los Angeles Daily News on April 3, 2015.…
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The co-founder of one of the world’s most successful online education companies will speak Friday, April 3, at this year’s annual PolyTeach conference. Lynda Weinman, who also serves as the executive chair of lynda.com, is a self-taught computer expert, author,…
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After more than four decades in education, Dean M.G. “Peggy” Kelly plans to put away PowerPoint presentations and her laser pointer for good. Kelly, who heads the College of Education & Integrative Studies, recently announced plans to retire this summer.…
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In Desert Hot Springs, about 30 Cal Poly Pomona students spend their spring break installing solar panels at three low-income homes. This article appeared in The Desert Sun on March 24, 2015. …
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