The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Theatre and New Dance will end its 2016-17 season with “The Women of Lockerbie,” the poignant tale of a town trying to heal from a tragic event. The play opens Friday, May 19 at…
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More than 1,100 revelers braved temperamental weather at the 10th Annual Cal Poly Pomona Tasting & Auction and enjoyed wine, spirits and delectable food at 55 booths. As the day turned from sunny to include a brief rain shower and…
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The Center for Community Engagement bestowed awards to six individuals who “reached beyond” Cal Poly Pomona to serve the community and mentor students. At the Reach Beyond Awards ceremony on April 27, President Soraya M. Coley noted that “If you…
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On a vibrant and toasty afternoon, President Soraya M. Coley and ASI President Uriah Sanders answered a batch of diverse questions from students at the spring quarter Pizza With the Presidents on May 2. Topics ranged from support for the…
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Jeff Passe, a longtime educator and scholar with a passion for forging university-community partnerships, will serve as the new dean for the College of Education & Integrative Studies, effective July 17. Passe, a professor and dean of The College of…
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Two members of Cal Poly Pomona’s Police Department were part of the CSU Police Department Running Team that won the “500 Invitational” division in the 2017 Baker to Vegas/Challenge Cup Relay. Every spring, thousands of police officers compete in the…
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Three prominent Cal Poly Pomona professors in wide-ranging disciplines have been selected for the 2016-2017 Provost’s Awards for Excellence. Kamran Abedini, David Speak and Nadia Shpachenko-Gottesman were chosen for their excellence in teaching, service, and scholarly and creative activities. In…
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Pat Lopez, a former equipment technician for the athletics and kinesiology and health promotion departments who worked with legendary coaches John Scolinos, Darlene May and Roman Gabriel, has died. He was 82. Lopez, a Korean War veteran, worked at Cal…
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Michael Oppenheim spent so much time in the University Library as a Cal Poly Pomona student, he thought of it as a second home. Although the son of librarians had the equivalent of a small reference library while growing up…
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More than 2,000 students visited booths that lined University Quad, many of them dressed in business suits and clutching resumes on crisp, eggshell-white paper. Recruiters from a wide range of companies, including Xerox, Ready Pac Foods and Converse, greeted eager…
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