Cal Poly Pomona is the first university in the CSU system to adopt the use of a renewable-diesel formula that dramatically lowers the amount of greenhouse gases given off by campus vehicles and equipment by 80 percent. The renewable diesel,…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Broncos Care Basic Needs Program offers emergency grants of up to $500 for students facing unexpected hardships. A crowdfunding page is now active to raise additional funds to support the needs of students facing added difficulties in…
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Stuck at home during the coronavirus pandemic and need something to do? The Cal Poly Pomona Nursery may have just the thing for you. The nursery has canceled its annual Pepperzania plant sale in its greenhouses this April and instead…
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These days, it is not unusual for Peter Hanink’s course lectures to be interrupted by his children asking him a question or the sound of them playing not far from the dining room table where he set up his virtual…
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While a student at Cal Poly Pomona, Alyssa Jane Christiansen (’11, sociology) occasionally slept in her car to avoid the cost of commuting to the mobile home in Upland she shared with her sister and their mother. She ate a…
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Podcasts have never been more popular. Accordingly, Cal Poly Pomona has a growing list of podcast series produced by faculty, students and staff from various departments. Below are summaries of some of the podcasts currently being produced by the CPP…
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The portrayal of Muslims in the media, ecotourism in Central America, and the risks of raw food diets were among the topics highlighted at the 8th Annual Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activities Conference (RSCA) at Cal Poly Pomona. Hosted by…
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The International Monetary Fund has approved the appointment of Geoffrey Okamoto (’08 computer information systems) as first deputy managing director, the agency’s No. 2 official. The expedited appointment of Okamoto, who is a top international official in the U.S. Treasury,…
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In honor of Women’s history month, Rosanne Welch and Peg Lamphier, Cal Poly Pomona lecturers in Interdisciplinary General Education and editors of the four-volume encyclopedia Women in American History: A Social, Political, and Cultural Encyclopedia and Document Collection (ABC-CLIO Publishing,…
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More than a quarter century after her retirement from coaching basketball at Cal Poly Pomona, Darlene May’s legacy is only growing stronger. Despite being forced form the bench in 1994 after a terminal cancer diagnosis, she remains the winningest coach…
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