Cal Poly Pomona ranks No. 10 on CollegeNET’s Social Mobility Index, which measures how successful a college or university is at enhancing the economic mobility of its graduates. The university has ranked in the top 20 for the past six…
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Cal Poly Pomona wins the Southern California Gas Company’s Environmental Champions Initiative grant for the second time. With this grant, the university can provide funding to teach over 10 Cal Poly Pomona students the importance of land management. Grant funds…
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Cal Poly Pomona has offered childcare to students who are also parents since the 1970s. Starting this spring, that care will also be available at night. A $1.3 million U.S. Department of Education grant will fund a night time childcare…
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Yamaha Corp. selects Ryan Cheung (’19, marketing management) for a three-month internship program to provide the company with marketing and sales support for its wind instrument products. This article was originally published on Yahoo Finance on October 30, 2019.…
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Sports columnist Louis Brewster lauds Cal Poly Pomona’s basketball program, predicting success this season. “Of the schools, Cal Poly stands out as both men’s and women’s coaches are veterans and secure in their positions. Greg Kamansky is the men’s coach…
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Douglas Kent, a professor at the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies, recently written book titled “Firescaping,” outlines strategies for creating fire-resistant landscape and structures. “Most of California is fire country, and the Santa Ana winds can push a burning ember…
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Cal Poly SLO students finish their half of this year’s Rose Float and transport it to Cal Poly Pomona, where it will meet with its other half. Although it is still in its initial phases, this is the point where…
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The Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies at Cal Poly Pomona celebrates 25 years and the founding director Jon T. Lyle with sustainability-themed public events. It started with an experts’ panel on Friday, Oct. 11 and will continue through all of…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s pumpkin patch is open to the public (free to enter the patch) from Oct. 8-31. It is considered one of the biggest pumpkin patches in Southern California, with over 40,000 pumpkins to choose from. This article was…
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Cal Poly Pomona leases 800 acres of land around the Chino men’s prison for its farming programs, which includes the harvesting of pumpkins for the annual Pumpkin Festival. This article was originally on Los Angeles Times on October 3, 2019.…
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