About 150 goats, baby goats, sheep and lambs from Cal Poly Pomona arrive ahead of the Los Angeles County Fair. This article was found in the Daily Bulletin on September 1.…
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The claims of Fitbit inaccuracy come as early as 2014, with a class action lawsuit launched in 2016. The law firm behind the legal action, Lieff Cabraser, commissioned researchers at Cal Poly Pomona to conduct a study across 43 healthy adult…
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Agriculture doesn’t drive the economy of Pomona anymore. Institutional employers such as Cal Poly Pomona provide the bulk of jobs, and the Orange Empire excursion trolleys have been supplanted by Metrolink commuter trains to serve those who work in L.A.…
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Cal Poly Pomona Professor Dan Manson gives a talk on cybersecurity in social media at an event in Coeur d’Alene. This article was found in CDA Press on August 28.…
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Architect Brandon Ro (‘11, architecture) joins LCA Architects. Ro has 12 years of industry experience and has worked on projects that have been recognized with awards from the U.S. Green Building Council, Walt Disney Imagineering, American Institute of Architects, and…
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Ramona “Dee” Cook, a retired Marine with a distinguished career attended an event celebrating the history of women in the Marines. Cook, who spent 30 years in the Marines before retiring in 2012, said that her interest in military service started during…
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New Bedford selects Tabitha Harkin (‘09, master’s degree in landscape architecture) as its new city planner. Harkin has experience as a municipal, regional and state planner, and has also worked in the private sector as a landscape designer. This article…
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The Walnut Valley Unified School District appoints Resma Byrne (‘01, liberal studies) as its director of educational projects and assessments. This article was found in Patch on August 24.…
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“I have not heard of any seismologists who fear that California is about to experience ‘the big one,'” said Jascha Polet, a seismologist at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. “In the past few days, there have been more large earthquakes…
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Cal Poly Pomona is among the Southland schools on Money Magazine’s annual breakdown of the top colleges in the country (47). Other schools include Caltech in Pasadena, ranked 12th, Cal State Long Beach (22); Cal State Dominguez Hills in Carson…
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