Birds Are Living Proof That ‘Forever Chemicals’ Pollute Our Water Supplies
This article originally appeared in Audubon in summer 2019.…
‘The Bank War and the Partisan Press’ Review: Old Hickory’s Secret Weapons
This article originally appeared in the Wall Street Journal on July 23.…
Cal Poly Pomona Rocket Wins Friends of Amateur Rocketry Competition, Sets School Record
This article originally appeared in the Daily Bulletin on July 19.…
Cal Poly Pomona Awarded $1 Million NSF Grant for Students
The National Science Foundation awards Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Science a $1 million grant to support the success of socio-economic disadvantaged scholars in the sciences through a new program called SPIRES, which stands for Scholars Program in Research, Education…
Cal Poly Pomona Student Team Wins Award with Project for Homeless
Architecture students Paraday Sarun, Mariana Uy and Matthew Rivera win the Los Angeles Business Council’s 2019 Julius Shulman Emerging Talent Award. This article originally appeared in Inland Empire on July 17.…
Pasadenan Burk Makes ‘American Ninja Warrior’ Finals
Cal Poly Pomona aerospace engineering student Brian Burk survives a class with 33 other ninjas in the Los Angeles city finals to advance to the National Finals of American Ninja Warrior in Las Vegas. Burk has a high-functioning form of…
Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Hospitality Ranked One of the World’s Best
CEO World Magazine ranks The Collins College of Hospitality Management No. 19 on the world list, up from No. 32. This article originally appeared in Inland Empire on July 16.…
Sea Slug of the Month: Morrow Bay’s ‘Gateway Nudi,’ Opalescent Nudibranch
This article was originally posted by Morrow Bay National Estuary Program on July 12.…
BWW Feature: Summer Shakespeare Spotlight. What to See Now!
At Cal Poly Pomona, the Southern California Shakespeare Festival, will retell Shakespeare’s bloodiest story “Titus Andronicus.” https://www.broadwayworld.com/los-angeles/article/BWW-Feature-Summer-Shakespeare-Spotlight-What-to-See-Now-20190712…
Beating the Summer Writing Blues
Sociology Professor Anthony Ocampo teams up with North Carolina State University Higher Education Professor Joy Gaston Gayles share some strategies to help university faculty feel more confident about the quality and quantity of their work. This article originally appeared in…