Hugh O. La Bounty’s imprint can be seen in nearly every corner of campus. It’s in the reddish-brown concrete of the library’s original building. It resides in every apartment in University Village. And it lives in the offices of Building…
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Registration is now open for the inaugural Equine History Conference in collaboration with the Equine History Collective. The conference will take place in the University Library Nov. 30 to Dec. 2. The theme of this year’s Cal Poly Pomona Collections…
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Lori Lebeau-Walsh, a former lecturer in the art department and a Cal Poly Pomona alumna (’92, art), died Aug. 19. She was 65. Lebeau-Walsh taught part-time at the university on and off from 2000 to 2009. When art Professor Emeritus…
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During his tenure at Cal Poly Pomona, President Emeritus Michael Ortiz championed diversity in education. In recognition of his achievements, the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) recently honored Ortiz by inducting him into the organization’s Hall of Champions.…
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A new center at Cal Poly Pomona will offer students an opportunity to take a deeper look at important issues facing Californians. The California Center of Ethics and Policy (CCEP) was launched with the financial support of a university emeritus…
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Rodney Short, the former director of enrollment technology for the Division of Student Affairs, died Aug. 26. He was 63. Short, who had resided in Colorado Springs, Colorado, for the past six years, worked at Cal Poly Pomona for 27…
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They came together to test whether transforming a mechanical engineering course from a more traditional lecture-based class to one that offers students more opportunities to interact would improve learning outcomes. More than three years later, Mechanical Engineering Associate Professor Paul…
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The band roared. Cheerleaders shook their pompoms. And a baton twirler glimmered as she danced and spun under the Kellogg Gym lights. University President Soraya M. Coley took faculty and staff back to the days of pep rallies in the…
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Cal Poly Pomona will welcome more than 7,700 incoming first-time and transfer students this fall, the largest class in the university’s 80-year history. The increase comes as the campus, which is ranked No. 47 on Money Magazine’s list of “The…
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Danette Cook Adamson, who served as a librarian on campus for more than three decades, died June 7. She was 65. Cook Adamson was hired in September 1979 and retired in December 2013. She worked as both a music librarian…
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