Cal Poly Pomona will provide Los Angeles County residents with a place to cast their ballots. Kellogg Arena will serve as an 11-day vote center starting Saturday, Oct. 24 through Election Day on Tuesday, Nov. 3. County residents who are…
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Donors can contribute to the newest and most impactful projects led by Cal Poly Pomona students by helping to fund the immediate needs of programs and resources during the Bronco Launchpad campaign. For the next two weeks (Oct. 19 to…
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Two lab spaces containing antiquated equipment in Building One will be transformed into another resource to help bolster student success at Cal Poly Pomona. In past decades, Rooms 304 and 305 were used by students to develop photos and film…
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Students in need of professional attire for job interviews, professional meetings or internships can now apply for a free stipend — an Amazon gift card — through the Clothes Closet at the Career Center. The application process is easy. Students…
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While instruction has gone virtual due to COVID-19, Cal Poly Pomona still plans to participate in the Great California Shake Out. Instead of the usual campus-wide building evacuation that is part of the annual earthquake drill – scheduled for Thursday,…
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Ramiro Dutra, the founder of the Department of Nutrition and Food Science at Cal Poly Pomona, died at his Claremont home on April 20. He was 88. Dutra created a department that combines science with hands-on learning to prepare students…
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Cal Poly Pomona pumpkins are now available for online pre-order! The university has canceled its annual Pumpkin Festival, pumpkin patch, and all related activities in October due to the Coronavirus, but it still has pumpkins for sale – they just…
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Even with decades of teaching experience, English Professor Denisa Chatman-Riley clings to the axiom that learning never stops. So when an opportunity to participate in professional development programs for faculty members teaching online classes came up over the summer, Chatman-Riley…
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Assistant Professor Hyeryung Hwang in the Department of Interdisciplinary General Education has been selected to receive the Victor J. Emmett Memorial Award for her essay analyzing Colombian writer Juan Gabriel Vásquez’s novel “The Sound of Things Falling.” Each year, the Victor J. Emmett…
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Earlier this month, under yellow skies from local fires, Downtown Los Angeles recorded the worst smog in 26 years. Since the winter of 2018, an on-campus air quality monitor located on top of the Colleges of Letters Arts and Social…
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