A new study conducted by Cal Poly Pomona researchers found that conservatives tend to see both expert evidence and personal experience as more equally legitimate than liberals, who put more weight on the scientific perspective. Co-authored by Assistant Professor Randy…
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Cal Poly Pomona was featured in the Nov. 18 Money Magazine story “These are the 10 Most Transformative Colleges in the U.S.,” coming in at No. 10. Digging into research compiled for its August list of America’s best college, Money…
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The College of Education and Integrative Studies created a Social Justice Advisory Board (SJAB) to increase visibility, cohesion and collaboration across departments in CEIS, as well as to expand CEIS’s distinctiveness and community-based work at Cal Poly Pomona and in the…
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Two students in the College of Education and Integrative Studies have been named Presidential Scholars, the highest form of recognition a student can receive at Cal Poly Pomona. Every year, 25 students are selected to receive the scholarship based on…
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At the heart of Cal Poly Pomona’s main campus are green pastures where anyone can see groups of horses run, play and graze. If a passerby is lucky, a curious horse will come up to the fence looking for attention.…
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Maria Salinas didn’t have the chance to look up to a female, let alone a Latina, leader of the Los Angeles Area Chamber of Commerce. She was the first. Hired in 2018 as president and CEO of the 130-year old…
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Education looks different during the COVID-19 pandemic. It is delivered through different mediums in different ways. The importance of education, however, will never change, contends Ganpat Patel. The Cal Poly Pomona alumnus, businessman and philanthropist is about as deeply invested…
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Money Magazine ranked Cal Poly Pomona Nov. 2 on its new list of “The 10 Best Colleges that Admit Most Applicants.” According to the outlet, “with its 55% acceptance rate and high graduation rate, an application [to Cal Poly Pomona]…
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An annual career event hosted by the Veterans Resource Center helped Jamie Orozco secure a summer internship with Northrop Grumman, but not before he received three rejections. Orozco first met a representative from the aerospace and defense technology at Future…
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Professor Emeritus Laszlo Szijj, who taught in the Department of Biological Sciences for 40 years, has died of cardiac arrest after a lengthy battle with leukemia. He was 88. Szijj (pronounced “see”) immigrated to Canada from Hungary and received his…
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