The start of the fall quarter brings two traditions: A crush of new students and an increase in traffic to the campus. To help mitigate one tradition, traffic officers from the University Police Department will be deployed during the peak…
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Paul Chiou (computer science, ’17) became fascinated with software as a child and dreamed of one day studying computer science, but a car accident threatened those dreams when he was in high school. Paralyzed from the neck down, Chiou needed…
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Three years after university President Soraya M. Coley gave her first Convocation speech to faculty and staff, she returned to the stage to share the progress made during her tenure and outline plans for new initiatives and projects. Coley’s wide-ranging…
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This year, the Designed Based Learning (DBL) program, founded by Professor Doreen Gehry Nelson in 1969, will celebrate its 22nd year anniversary in the College of Education and Integrative Studies (CEIS). To commemorate Nelson’s work, from October through December, the UCLA…
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Riding a bike 112 miles, running a marathon and swimming 2.4 miles in a cool lake provided the 1,900 participants in the 2017 IRONMAN Santa Rosa triathlon a chance to put their athletic prowess to the test. For Dan Montplaisir,…
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The time for deep fried foods, carnival rides and adorable farm animals returns, as the Los Angeles County Fair prepares to celebrate Cal Poly Pomona Day. Students, staff and faculty can get into the fair for free with a coupon…
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Doug Nelson, an experienced fundraiser and leader with more than 20 years of experience, is the new associate vice president for university development. Working closely with the college deans and campus development officers, Nelson will help direct Cal Poly Pomona’s…
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Cal Poly Pomona has made another strong showing on the U.S. News & World Report “Best Colleges 2018” list, ranking among the top colleges and universities in the Western United States. The university ranks No. 4 among public universities in…
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As the Great American Eclipse of 2017 approached in August, a group of 16 Cal Poly Pomona students and recent alumni drove to Lowman, Idaho, to be in the path of totality. Cal Poly Pomona students viewing the night sky…
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The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education has named Cal Poly Pomona to its “Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics: 2017” list. The university was ranked #22 for the most bachelor’s degrees awarded to Hispanic students in 2015 and #56…
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