As Kellogg Creek flows into the pond behind Building 1, a student in a nearby gathering circle completes a class assignment on a laptop, another sits and relaxes near the water’s edge while other students research the native flora. This…
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Governor Jerry Brown appointed Juan F. Garcia, to the California State University Board of Trustees on August 13, 2018. Garcia, 19, is a resident of Rancho Cucamonga and has been a student at California State Polytechnic University, Pomona since 2016,…
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Two giant astronauts rock out with a group of green aliens, sharing a message of goodwill, fun and unexpected good times. That’s the gist of “Far Out Frequencies,” the Cal Poly Universities’ float for the 2019 Rose Parade. The event’s…
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The Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation will salute Cal Poly Pomona at the 2018 Eddy Awards. The university will be honored at the Nov. 8 ceremony for “making exceptional contributions to the growth of the LA County economy,” according…
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Cal Poly Pomona was named to Money Magazine’s 2018 list of “The 50 Best Colleges in the U.S.” for quality and affordability. The university was ranked No. 47, a dramatic rise from its No. 124 position last year. Contributing to…
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Parking Lots B and P, which have been closed since mid-June for the installation of a natural gas pipeline, will re-open on Saturday, Aug. 11. The two-month closure allowed contractor crews to remove asphalt and dig several feet to install…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s employee onboarding and assimilation process improvement project team has been awarded the 2018 System-wide Human Resources All-Star Awards from the CSU. The award honors individuals and teams within the CSU community who have provided outstanding service, demonstrated…
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Fall Conference marks the start of a new academic year at Cal Poly Pomona, beginning with Convocation on Monday, August 20 in the Kellogg Gym. President Coley will give her annual State of the University address at 10 a.m. Lunch…
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Larry McMillan, a former engineering professor who mentored faculty and students and was instrumental in helping to raise funds for the construction of Building 17, has died. McMillan, a Los Angeles native and a U.S. Navy veteran who served in…
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If producing a version of “Romeo and Juliet” that will surprise audience members sounds like a daunting feat, Robert Shields says that’s because it is. “The problem with Romeo and Juliet is that it’s the one play that’s associated with…
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