Sue Manning, who shepherded some of the biggest news stories in the region during a 38-year career at the Los Angeles bureau of The Associated Press, has died. She was 71. Manning (’72, communications) began honing her skills at the…
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Ben Quillian III has been named associate vice president and deputy chief information officer for the Division of Information Technology and Institutional Planning, effective Aug. 27. Quillian brings a wealth of knowledge and experience, having served as the associate vice…
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The slowdown in student activity during the summer belies the hectic pace of construction projects as Cal Poly Pomona’s transition to the semester calendar looms. The Department of Facilities Planning & Management is working through blistering conditions to finish projects…
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Cal Poly Pomona will host the fourth annual Better Together: California Teachers Summit, a statewide event that offers teachers a unique opportunity to collaborate, re-energize and be a part of a larger teacher network. This year’s theme for the free…
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Parking Structure 2 has received a second highly coveted award for sustainability less than two years after its opening. Representatives from the Cal Poly Pomona Department of Planning, Design & Construction and Parking & Transportation Services accepted the Award for…
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The Office of Emergency Management graduated a class of 47 from Cal Poly Pomona’s 2018 Building Marshal/Floor Captain academy on June 21. Volunteer building marshals and floor captains went through an intense, full-day light urban search and rescue course. The…
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Cal Poly Pomona students now have new payment plan options to help manage their tuition and fees. All students now have the option to pay their tuition and fees on a monthly basis with a semester or annual payment plan.…
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To the university community, The City of Claremont is hosting a vigil this evening in collaboration with Cal Poly Pomona in remembrance of Mark Manlapaz, the university public safety specialist and Claremont senior park ranger who was killed at Campus…
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By all accounts, Mark Manlapaz’s family extended well beyond biological boundaries. The Cal Poly Pomona public safety specialist quietly touched lives seemingly wherever he went. Manlapaz was killed June 29, the victim of a stabbing near the entrance to South…
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Government and Cal Poly Pomona officials gathered today to celebrate the debut of a new freight railroad diversion route across university farmland that will bring an end to blocked crossings, collisions and train horn noise at two existing crossings in…
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