Cal Poly Pomona student works to solve genetic disorders – including her own
Marea Rubio’s battle with Graves’ disease and her family’s history of genetic problems inspire her to study biochemistry. This article appeared in The Sun on Dec. 24.…
Cabin is a “Wedge” Issue in Sacramento
A prototype cabin designed by Cal Poly Pomona architecture students was displayed at the California State Fair in Sacramento. The Sacramento Bee featured the “Wedge” cabin on its website July 24 and July 25.…
ENV Students Create New Cabins for California Parks
The California State Fair in Sacramento featured prototypes for cabins designed by college students. This report appeared on the KCRA-TV website on July 24.…
Men’s basketball team to take on University of Arizona
The Cal Poly Pomona men’s basketball team is used to playing quality competition. That’s a good thing because it will face one of the best the nation has to offer in its first game. The Broncos will travel to Tucson,…
Professor Aubrey Fine’s new book details pet-human interactions
Aubrey Fine loves animals, and he has spent 40 years exploring and promoting the importance of animal-assisted interventions and the human-animal bond. During the years, the Cal Poly Pomona professor has written several books on the topics. His most recent…
New beer brewing class, microbrewery coming to CTTI
The microbrewery behind Peet’s Coffee and Tea will give students in The Collins College of Hospitality Management and the College of Agriculture a hands-on experience in brewing and brewpub operations. This article appeared in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune on…
Cal Poly Pomona exceeds its $150 million fundraising goal
The university announces it has completed the Campaign for Cal Poly Pomona as its 75th anniversary comes to a close. More than 17,000 people gave, with the largest gift coming from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, which donated $42 million in…
Electrical engineering alumnus helps bring ‘Batman’ to arcades
Steven Ranck (Electrical Engineering, ’88) always dreamed of working in the electronic gaming industry. When he was 13, he designed his first arcade game in his garage, improvising with electronics and huge pieces of cardboard. He’s come a long way.…
Bright Prospect honors President Ortiz
Bright Prospect in Pomona believes in the power of hard work, mentorship and support, particularly to low-income students, many without any family history of college involvement. It is a passion that Cal Poly Pomona President Michael Ortiz shares, which is…
Lyle Center celebrates its 20th anniversary
The John T. Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies on May 17 will celebrate 20 years of helping Cal Poly Pomona students and the local community understand what it takes to have a sustainable environment. This article appeared in the Inland…