Armando Villa (’91, urban and regional planning) will be leaving his post as Temecula’s director of community development to be Imperial County’s newest assistant county executive officer. This story ran in the Riverside Press-Enterprise on June 3, 2015…
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The DARPA Robotics Challenge finals begin on Friday at the Pomona Fairplex, and Scott Boskovich, a professor of computer engineering and robotics, says the competition is a good way for robotics research teams to push each other. “We’re going to…
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The Broncos have captured the Robert J. Hiegert Commissioner’s Cup for the first time. The award, named in honor of former Commissioner Robert J. Hiegert, is given to the California Collegiate Athletic Association member institution with the highest aggregate ranking…
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The California Senate approves legislation that will increase the number of university students getting financial aid and provide special grants to those attending the California State University system who stay on track to graduate in four years. This article ran in…
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Richard Willson, urban and regional planning department chair, discusses how transportation painting provides insights that would otherwise be missed in transportation research. The article ran in ACCESS Magazine on June 2, 2015.…
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In partnership with Cal Poly Pomona Landscape Architecture Professor Lee-Anne Milburn and the Inland Empire Resource Conservation District, Fontana Unified School District will be developing low-impact development water conservation projects on three school sites within the district. This article ran…
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The Cal Poly Pomona baseball team routs previously unbeaten Catawba 11-2 to stay alive in the National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II College World Series. This article appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin on May 28, 2015.…
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Janet Fratella (’89, communication) has been named vice president of development and executive director of the Southern Oregon University Foundation. This article appeared in the Mail Tribune on May 28, 2015.…
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Mark Germanowski (’99, master’s of urban and regional planning) will be leaving his post as the Pittsfield Municipal airport manager to work on the expansion project at Modesto City-County Airport. This article appeared in The Berkshire Eagle on May 28,…
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Assistant Hospitality Management Professor Linchi Kwok weighs in on the summer travel outlook. “I feel very positive about the travel and tourism industry for the summer,” he says. “Lower gas price will encourage Americans to take more road trips. Stronger…
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