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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Rria Cruz-Soto, who is married to Cal Poly Pomona Dean of Students Thomas Cruz-Soto, serves as Mountain View Elementary School’s new principal. This story appeared in Claremont Courier on March 20.…
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Cal Poly Pomona came away with a second-place finish at the National Association of Landscape Professionals’ (NALP) 2018 National Collegiate Landscape Competition. This story appeared in Lawn and Landscape on March 20.…
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Bob Ballack, a loyal correspondent to the Press-Telegram and one of members of the Wilson High School “Jinxbusters” football team that beat Long Beach Poly in 1943 has died. Ballack attended Cal Poly Pomona. This story appeared in Press-Telegram on March 20.…
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Jose Garcia scores Cal Poly Pomona men’s soccer team’s winning goal in its 1-0 victory over Cal Baptist in the NCAA Division II West Region Championship in Wichita Falls, Texas. This story appeared on Press Enterprise on November 16.…
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Violet Palmer (‘88, recreational administration) will receive the Lifetime Achievement at the Fourth Annual Truth Awards. The Truth Awards will be held on Saturday, February 24, 2018 at the Taglyan Cultural Complex. This story appeared on Eurweb on November 15.…
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Jascha Polet, a Cal Poly Pomona geological sciences professor, weighs in on an earthquake the hit Iran and why the area is vulnerable. This story appeared on USA Today on November 13.…
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John Miller (‘98, behavioral science) gets a celebratory welcome on his first day as principal at Chino High School. This story appeared on Champion News Paper on November 11.…
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The governing body of the Cal State University system agrees to uphold an education reform plan that eliminates non-credit remedial courses and overhauls math requirements, despite faculty claims that the changes are happening too quickly and without enough study. This…
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