Suicide is the second leading cause of death among students, according to Active Minds, an organization dedicated to raising awareness of mental health issues. Cal Poly Pomona displayed more than 1,000 backpacks representing the number of college students in the…
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The Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies at Cal Poly Pomona is celebrating Earth Day with a festival that includes presentations and hands-on activities about aquaculture, composting, medicinal backyard gardens and more. The Earth Day Festival on April 22, which is…
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Cal Poly Pomona is aiming to enhance its legacy in sustainability and green building as another construction project alters the campus landscape. With six buildings and a parking structure already earning accolades and certifications for Leadership in Energy and Environmental…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Special Collections and Archives was selected in 2017 to receive an 18-month, federally funded grant project from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC) for the project “As California Goes, So Goes the Nation.” The project…
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For anyone who has traced their family tree, it can be a time-traveling, time-consuming puzzle of assorted unrelated photographs, letters and documents. Imagine tracking the 80-year history of Cal Poly Pomona through items in its Special Collections and Archives. That…
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The Upland Unified School District will tap into a $140,000 grant to create a teacher-residency model in partnership with Cal Poly Pomona. The district received the funding from the California Commission on Teacher Credentialing and will work on developing the…
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Additional student housing, the price of food on campus and parking expenses were among the topics students had on their minds at the evening edition of Pizza with the Presidents. University President Soraya M. Coley and ASI President Jenny Greenberg,…
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The College of Education and Integrative Studies will host its second lecture in a series on food and ethnicity on April 18 from 6-8 p.m. at Kellogg West Conference Center. The lecture, titled “Serving the People: From Free Breakfast to…
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Admission deadlines, efforts to bolster the graduation rates and support programs to help students succeed were among the topics discussed when Cal Poly Pomona hosted meetings with area high school and community college leaders. More than 50 administrators attended the…
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Students living in university housing can help the City of Pomona become the most water-wise municipality in the U.S. by turning off their faucets. Pomona is calling on residents in the Encinitas, Montecito, Alamitos, Aliso, Palmitas and Cedritos residence halls,…
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