The California State University Board of Trustees approves a new policy giving an admissions advantage to students applying to schools close to their homes. The change will be effective for applicants seeking admission for fall 2019. This story appeared in Bakersfield…
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Cal Poly Pomona is one of several universities and sports organizations to have a dedicated night at a Dodgers game. This story appeared in NBC LA on March 29.…
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Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley kicks off the 3rd Annual Career STEAMposium, a program that focuses on exposing middle school through community college students to professionals who work in STEAM fields. “The jobs that you are going to have…
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Howard Evans, dean of the College of Extended University, weighs in at a recent trade event on President Trump’s plan to levy tariffs against China. “We host hundreds of Chinese exchange students every year so our local students can experience…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Spring on the Farm Egg Hunt was one of several Easter egg hunt events in the region leading up to the holiday. This story appeared in SBSUN on March 23.…
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Eric Mobley, an AAU coach in Los Angeles and Riverside counties for the past decade, will serve as an assistant coach for USC’s men’s basketball team. Mobley is without previous collegiate coaching experience. He played in college at Portland and…
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ServiceWear Apparel names Concho resident Carol Brennan Windsor (‘80, science) the 2017 Park Ranger of the Year for exemplary service in preserving and protecting our nation’s scenic, historic and natural splendor for the benefit of our citizens and future generations.…
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The Femineer Program was created and funded by Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Engineering in 2013 to inspire more girls and young women to pursue careers in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math, or STEM. The program provides K-12 students…
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Local high school students made ribbons in support of the lives lost in the Parkland high school shooting. The ribbons, made by around 15 people, took about 20 hours to create and were given out to students on El Dorado,…
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The founder of Collins Foods International, now known as Sizzler International, and his wife donate $10 million to The Collins College of Hospitality Management. This story appeared on LA Business Journal on March 21st.…
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