What happens when Antipholus meets Antipholus and Dromio meets Dromio? The pairs look alike, so it must mean that these are sets of twins, correct? That is exactly the case. In William Shakespeare’s “The Comedy of Errors,” a Syracusan man…
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A team of three architecture students has won the Julius Shulman Emerging Talent Award for their design of a 114,000-square-foot mixed use development. The competition involved teams from each of the six Los Angeles County architecture schools and was part…
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Thomas Cruz-Soto Jr. has been selected as Cal Poly Pomona’s next associate vice president and dean of students for the Division of Student Affairs. Cruz-Soto, who serves as the associate dean of campus life at Colgate University, will begin his…
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University President Soraya M. Coley signed on to We Are Still In, a nationwide grass-roots initiative that aims to abide by the Paris climate agreement despite the withdrawal by the United States from the pact. Cal Poly Pomona is one…
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A portion of Collins Street at University Drive that leads to Parking Structure 2 will be closed for at least two days starting June 27 after a water pipe break undermined part of the roadway. The lower level of the…
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Associated Students Inc. (ASI) has announced that after 28 years of service to students and the campus community, Executive Director Cora M. Culla has elected to retire, effective July 1. During her time as executive director, Culla was instrumental in…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Baja SAE team captured the third place design award in the Baja SAE Illinois Competition from a field of 99 teams. This marks the first time that the team has captured a top design award, and the…
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Summer plans for Paul Storey include taking a road trip to Seattle to visit his granddaughters and planning pilgrimages to his beloved University of Tennessee in the fall for football games. After nearly four decades of working on college campuses,…
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Making summer a “fast pass to graduation,” Cal Poly Pomona is offering more than 750 courses this summer, including 490 class sections of high demand classes. Students can choose from three summer terms: the 10-week session runs from June 19…
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About 5,000 students participated in the 61st annual commencement ceremonies this past weekend. “It is no small thing to earn a college degree. It takes perseverance and a sense of purpose,” President Soraya M. Coley told the graduates. “My hope…
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