A Cal Poly Pomona student has qualified for the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association National Championships. Amelia Warner will compete in the championships at Kentucky Horse Park on May 5-8. Warner qualified by winning the reserve championship in Beginner Horsemanship at…
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Cal Poly Pomona agriculture students took sixth place at the 40th annual National Collegiate Landscape Competition. The team was one of 63 that participated in the three-day contest, held March 16-19 at Mississippi State University. Michigan State University won the…
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A team of Cal Poly Pomona students took second place last month in the Golf Course Superintendent Association of America’s Collegiate Turf Bowl Competition. The team of Oscar Del Real, Sean McLaughlin, Kamrin Campbell and Mark Nakatsui scored 418 points…
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For Cal Poly Pomona students who completed their interdisciplinary general education capstone project, it was time to do a little boasting. Nearly 80 colorful and detailed projects paired with a written abstract and essay were on display at the Department…
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With a passion for helping at-risk youth, multiple-credential student Andrea Cortez dreams of leading a class where she can teach children with language barriers and learning disabilities. She is completing her clinical practice in the Ontario-Montclair School District and has…
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While most people were setting up for Super Bowl parties, more than 500 technology enthusiasts gathered at Cal Poly Pomona for Hackpoly, a 24-hour innovation challenge. Organized by the student club Poly Founders, Hackpoly brought undergrad and graduate students from…
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Martin Sancho-Madriz, professor and chair of the Department of Human Nutrition & Food Science, recently graduated as a Foods Systems Leadership Institute (FSLI) Fellow. As part of the program, Sancho-Madriz conducted a project on assessment of Academic Affairs aspects of…
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Cal Poly Pomona is joining forces with universities from across the country in an innovative high-tech collaboration: assessing the commercial potential of NASA Technologies. The opportunity arises from a partnership of 15 universities with NASA. The T2U program gives Cal…
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Lisa Kessler has been appointed as associate dean of the College of Agriculture after holding the post in an interim capacity for more than two years. Kessler has served as the interim associate dean since July 2013. Her duties have…
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Those who have played in a jazz big band probably have heard stories about the legendary Studio A at Capitol Studios, known as a great “big band” room — the place where Nelson Riddle and Frank Sinatra collaborated on a…
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