An initiative designed to help managers, supervisors, leads, senior administrators and faculty leaders to be more effective in their roles launched in the spring quarter. President Soraya M. Coley announced the President’s Leadership Excellence Initiative during her March 6 video…
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Researchers wanting to know more about the history of wine in Southern California or delve deeper into the early roots of the university or the Pomona Valley will soon have easily accessible collections to peruse. The University Library’s Special Collections…
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Rep. Norma Torres came to campus to hear the concerns of the university’s undocumented students, but she also delivered a message to those facing a renewed possibility of deportation under the Trump administration. She plans to continue to fight for…
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At colleges across the university’s campus, students huddled around booths under banners imprinted with their majors, gathered at tables with advisors and professors, or sat at desks classroom-style listening to presentations, all with the same goal in mind – to…
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Respect. Excellence. Commitment. Integrity. Teamwork. These are the five values that the staff of the university’s Veterans Resource Center (VRC) has identified as their central professional ideals, thanks to a pair of workshops organized by the center’s director, Elke Azpeitia,…
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A university program that helps first-year male Latino and African-American students thrive academically and socially has received a grant to bolster its efforts. The Los Angeles Scholars Investment Fund, through the California Community Foundation (CCF), has awarded the university’s Project…
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Students who want to delve deeper into what they need to do to prepare for Semester Conversion over a couple of slices of free pizza will soon get that opportunity. Billed as “The Semester Conversion College Tour,” each of the…
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This year’s celebration of Disability Pride Week includes a keynote speech from a musician who won NPR Music’s 2016 Tiny Desk Contest, a panel discussion about disability justice activism, a training to Identify personal stereotypes, myths, and beliefs that shape…
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Cal Poly Pomona will conduct a campus-wide test of its Safety Alert System on Thursday, Jan 18, at 11 a.m. Students, faculty and staff should expect a brief Safety Alert test message on their cell, home and office phones, as well as an…
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From plans to construct new facilities to triumphs in the athletic arena, 2017 offered tons of opportunities to feel that Bronco pride. Cal Poly Pomona soared in the rankings, celebrated a record number of graduating students and announced plans to…
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