University President Soraya M. Coley welcomed faculty and staff back to campus at a convocation event that was part rally and part seminar. An estimated 800 faculty and staff attended the kick off to Fall Conference on Monday, Sept. 19.…
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BroncoFusion returns this week with resource, career and club fairs, a food truck festival and a concert headlined by an electronic dance music deejay. The annual celebration designed to welcome new and returning students to campus kicks off Wednesday, Sept.…
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An innovative educator who works with colleges, universities and higher education systems across North America will be the guest speaker at Cal Poly Pomona’s annual Fall Conference. Thomas Carey, executive in residence for teaching and learning innovation for higher education…
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Pomona City Council members approve a proposal to establish a preferential parking district in what is often referred to as the Kellogg neighborhood. This article appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on Sept. 14.…
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Cal Poly Pomona will usher in freshmen and transfer students with activities and fun during the annual Welcome Week. Welcome Week is a four-day, three-night residential program that allows new students to get acclimated to campus life. “Welcome Week is…
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Joshua Pullens (’11, business management and human resources) serves as University of Tampa’s new coordinator of intramural sports. This article ran in The Minaret Online on Sept. 13.…
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The Cal Poly Pomona department responsible for purchasing on campus has won its ninth consecutive award for excellence. The National Procurement Institute recently presented the university’s procurement department with the 2016 Annual Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award. The honor…
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The Fargo Moorhead West Fargo Chamber hires Katie McPherson (’09, graphic design) as graphics and publications coordinator. This article appeared on Inforum.com on Sept. 10.…
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The Central Washington Wildcats defeat Cal Poly Pomona in four sets after sweeping BYU-Hawaii earlier in the day. This article appeared in the Yakima Herald on Sept. 10.…
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Alejandro Mundo (’15, geological science), an immigrant from Mexico, found it challenging to assimilate to the American way. In high school, a transformation occurred that propelled Mundo to academic excellence. This article appeared in the Inland Empire Community News on…
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