Faculty, staff and students from the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences were among the thousands who attended a recent climate strike in Los Angeles. The Sept. 20 rally was part of the Global Climate Strike, a worldwide event…
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Mei-Ying Croddy’s interest in coding was sparked by her first gaming console, a PlayStation 2, introduced to her by her mom who was a video game concept artist. Croddy found free, online programming websites to learn how to create similar,…
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Michael Thompson never expected that discussing basic engineering concepts with a Raytheon hardware manager would lead to a job in the systems department by the end of the day. Especially when he couldn’t find his business shoes and walked in…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s 27th annual Pumpkin Festival returns with a huge opening weekend on Oct. 5 and 6, featuring a pumpkin patch with thousands of pumpkins, entertainment and a variety of activities. Activities and attractions include: pumpkin patch with $5…
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Cal Poly Pomona is part of a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to increase the number of underrepresented minorities pursuing Ph.D.s in mathematics. The project, called BAMM! Bolstering the Advancement of Masters in Mathematics, is a…
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For his first solo exhibition, visual communication design student Ethan Moll wants you to experience synesthia – that peculiar condition in which one of the five senses is simultaneously perceived by at least one other. Design student Ethan Moll. Rhythm & Hues is…
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A new initiative has been launched to make Cal Poly Pomona the employer of choice for faculty members and offer them support at every stage of their career. The Lifecycle of the Professoriate aligns with the university’s Strategic Plan, which…
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Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley has been fighting for opportunity as long as she can remember, a personal mission instilled in her as she grew up in the segregated south. Accordingly, the significance of her new position as…
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Agriculture students Coral Story and Amber Yoder were the first Cal Poly Pomona students to participate in a new internship program with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. “We were the pilot students so that was a little nerve racking,” said…
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To mark September’s Hispanic Heritage Month, Architecture Professor Luis Hoyos highlights eight architectural sites in the West that are significant to Latino culture and history. Hoyos is a member of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation that advises Congress and…
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