From how magic works to the way immigration affects lives, student research was the focus at the annual Interdisciplinary General Education (IGE) Projects Fair. The IGE program, through the College of Education and Integrative Studies (CEIS), offers a unique approach…
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Harry Antoniades Anthony, professor emeritus in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, died Feb. 26. He was 95. In 1971, the College of Environmental Design recruited Anthony to lead its urban and regional planning program, confident that his leadership…
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Cal Poly Pomona is seeking alumni to share a bit of their time, along with their insights and experiences, with current students through the new Bronco Mentoring Program. The program, a collaboration of the Alumni Association and the Career Center,…
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Professor Robin Wilson is fighting a battle against poverty and lack of opportunity. His weapon is math. The Cal Poly Pomona professor believes “Math literacy can lead to personal and societal change because it can provide access to education and…
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Thomas Fenn studies historical long distance trading relationships in Africa using chemical and isotopic evidence from ancient glass beads. The lecturer in the Geography and Anthropology Department recently received a $200,000, three-year National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to extend his…
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Students hoping to get their questions about Semester Conversion and summer session answered can do so over free pizza, including a vegan option. At the spring quarter Pizza with the Presidents event, slated for Thursday, April 5 from noon to…
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Cal Poly Pomona has reached its initial fundraising goal for the new Rose Float Lab and Design Complex and plans to break ground at the end of 2018. The university is expected to open the new lab in 2020, providing…
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Water conservation, the university’s carbon footprint, use of campus space and other sustainability issues drew passionate, like-minded students to a packed master plan workshop. The students, which composed a majority of the workshop participants, represented disciplines ranging from biology to…
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Nearly freezing, Cara Vilencia stood in the cancellation line outside of the Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York City on the last day of her first trip to the Big Apple. She was on a trip in December of 2016…
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Inspiring speeches and dueling toy pianos marked an annual event celebrating faculty excellence. Karmran Abedini, David Speak and Nadia Schpachenko-Gottesman presented at the Provost’s Awards for Excellence Symposium on March 8. The trio were honored with the Excellence in Teaching,…
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