Through a partnership with Cal Poly Pomona, the California Department of Food and Agriculture, Citrus Research Board and the Citrus Pest & Disease Prevention Program, more than three million of the predator wasps have been reared and released in California…
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A new grant that helps financially constrained students who are eight or fewer credits from earning their diplomas to afford to graduate from Cal Poly Pomona contributed to awardees finishing their degrees 93 percent faster, Diverse Issues in Higher Education…
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Andrew Wilcox, professor and chair of the landscape architecture department, makes DesignIntelligence’s list of the most admired educators for 2018-19. This story appeared in DesignIntelligence October 11.…
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Eric D. Smith (‘86, political science) will join the Allan Hancock Joint Community College District as the new associate superintendent/vice president, finance and administration. The board of trustees of the Allan Hancock Joint Community College District has approved the appointment…
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After a second-place finish in a regional competition, the team from Cal Poly Pomona advances to the national round Nov. 2-4. This story appeared on Inland Empire US on October 10.…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Pumpkin Festival may be over, but the patch remains open for perusing through Oct. 31. This story appeared in NBC LA on October 8.…
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A group of 16 California State University and nine University of California campuses will use a $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to increase diversity in physics and astronomy through the Cal-Bridge program. Cal-Bridge was launched four years…
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Artist Maya Stovall, also a liberal studies assistant professor at Cal Poly Pomona, is one of 16 artists whose work is featured in MOCA Toronto’s “Believe” exhibition showing through Jan. 6. This story appeared in MOCA .…
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The works of Maya Stovall, an assistant professor of liberal studies at Cal Poly Pomona and an artist, are part of an exhibition at the Atlanta Contemporary. Interested in what she considers monumental questions of human existence and politics of…
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Researchers at Cal Poly Pomona are developing music-based technology that will log users into sensitive programs by examining brainwave patterns. This story appeared in PC Mag on October 5.…
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