Paulus “Paul” Adidjaja, sous chef at Los Olivos, won the silver medal in the National Association of College & University Food Services (NACUFS) Culinary Challenge. The NACUFS Culinary Challenge, held March 4 at the Sheraton Fairplex Hotel & Conference Center…
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The coordinator of services at the Cal Poly Pomona Veterans Resource Center has been selected to receive a 2017 Women of Achievement Award in the 22nd State Senate District. Elke Azpeitia (’07, philosophy; ’11, master’s in public administration), who…
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A College of Business Administration faculty member has been chosen for an elite group of taxation experts that provide the Internal Revenue Service with policy-shaping input. Accounting Professor Sharyn Fisk was one of five new members selected to the Internal…
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They fought to the bitter end, only to come up a little short. For the second year in a row, a team of Cal Poly Pomona students took second place at the Golf Course Superintendent Association of America’s Collegiate Turf…
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A longtime Cal Poly Pomona anthropology professor who studies violence among prehistoric people in California has been published in a prestigious journal. Professor Mark Allen’s study, titled “Resource scarcity drives lethal aggression among prehistoric hunter-gathers in central California,” was published…
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MingHeng Li, a professor of chemical and materials engineering, has been named an associate editor of a peer-reviewed journal focused on renewable and sustainable energy. Li, who joined Cal Poly Pomona in 2007 and received his Ph.D. from UCLA in…
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A pair of brothers, who have invented a device that can translate a conversation into other languages on the fly, won this year’s HackHarvard, a 36-hour hackathon sponsored by Harvard University. Gerry Fernando Patia, a College of Engineering computer engineering…
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Dennis Quinn was recently published in the anthology “Suffering and Evil in Early Christian Thought,” the fourth book in the Holy Cross Studies in Patristic Theology and History series. His essay, “The Enemies of God,” focuses on the Christian intellectual…
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Recipients of the 2016 Amelia Hammond Staff Council Scholarship got a welcome surprise when University President Soraya M. Coley doubled the amount of money they would receive this year. The scholarship award was $300, but Coley told the crowd at…
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The site of the 2016 Pi Sigma Epsilon Western Regional Pro-Am Sell-A-Thon moved south to San Diego, but the result for the College of Business Administration’s chapter was the same as last: The top two spots belonged to its members.…
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