Researchers Develop Non-Toxic Antifreeze
Edward V. Clancy, professor emeritus of engineering technology, and his research group develop non-toxic alternatives to ethylene glycol-based antifreeze. This article appeared on UPI on March 25, 2015.…
L.A. County Supervisor Hilda Solis Joins Principal for the Day Program
Solis also joins the Principal for a Day program in the Bassett, Rowland and Hacienda La Puente school districts. This article appeared in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune in March 25, 2015.…
Former Gauchos Inducted into Hall of Fame
Jim Poettgen (’79, hospitality management) is inducted into the California Community College Football Coaches Association Hall of Fame as a former player for the Saddleback College Gauchos. This article appeared in the Orange County Register on March 25, 2015.…
Lyle Center Holds Dialogue with Pomona Leaders, Environmental Activists
Students from the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies welcomed Pomona city and school district officials and environmental activists from the community to a dialogue about the city’s present and future. The presentations at the March 17 event drew about 35…
Sports Roundup: Drisdom Honored
Cal Poly Pomona’s senior guard Terrence Drisdom is one of the select players who earned NCAA Division II All-American honors. This article appeared in the San Bernardino Sun on March 24, 2015.…
Cal State Students Are Better Prepared for College Math, English
The latest crop of high school graduates to enter the CSU are the best prepared in history to tackle college-level math and English under a new program that provides intensive instruction over the summer. This article appeared in the Los…
Cal State University Adds New Degree Programs, Drops Others
Trustees for the 23-campus California State University approve 29 new degree programs to be developed over the next decade as part of a modification to the system’s Academic Master Plan, including a master of science in architecture at Cal Poly…
A Q&A With Downtown County Supervisor Hilda Solis
Los Angeles County Supervisor Hilda Solis (’79, political science) sits down to discuss the changing landscape of downtown Los Angeles, gentrification and what she’s learned in her career in government. This article appeared in Downtown News on March 24, 2015.…
Sports Roundup: College Baseball
The baseball team splits its double-header against Chico State, losing the first game, 11-10, and winning the second, 3-1. The Broncos win the series finale, 7-3. This article appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on March 21, 2015.…
Death, Taxes and Human Migration
Alvaro Huerta, an assistant professor in urban and regional planning and ethnic and women’s studies, discusses the complex nature of international migration in an op-ed. This editorial appeared in the Sacramento Bee on March 21, 2015.…