Gloria Ricci Lothrop, a pioneering California historian who was the first female professor hired to teach in Cal Poly Pomona’s history department, died Feb. 2 in Arcadia after battling chronic pulmonary disease and pneumonia. She was 80. Lothrop joined the…
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A team of Cal Poly Pomona business students will head to a national competition after recently finishing first in a division contest. Two teams from the university finished in the top four on Feb. 20-21 at the APICS West Coast…
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The Los Angeles Times features reader Nancy Blackman’s photo of a Cal Poly Pomona Arabian horse. This photo appeared in the Los Angeles Times on March 12, 2015.…
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The fifth-seeded men’s basketball team will be one of eight teams taking part in the NCAA Division II West Regional at Azusa Pacific University. The Broncos face Dixie State on Friday night. The men’s team also secured the California Collegiate Athletic…
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Pinar Tremblay, a political science adjunct faculty member, discusses why she writes for Al-Monitor. This story ran in Al-Monitor on March 10, 2015.…
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Bronco baseball player Chris Powell is the CCAA Baseball Pitcher of the Week for the week of March 2-8. The story appeared on the CCAA website on March 10, 2015.…
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Bronco baseball player Nick Cooksey is the CCAA Baseball Player of the Week for the week of March 2-8. This story appeared on the CCAA website on March 9, 2015.…
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Former Bronco basketball player DeRonn Scott (’14, liberal studies) is one of two of Nelson Giants’ imported players for the New Zealand National Basketball League in the upcoming season. This story appeared on the Nelson Mail on March 9, 2015.…
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In light of National Engineers Week, mechanical engineering Professor Mariappan Jawaharlal discusses gender bias in the engineering field. This story appeared on the Huffington Post on Feb. 23, 2015.…
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A proposed student housing project on Cal Poly Pomona’s campus continues to fuel controversy, as the proposed location could take away pastures used by the Arabian Horse Center. This story appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on March 8,…
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