Cal Poly Pomona’s Baja SAE racing team emerged from the mud to capture fourth place in the grueling Baja SAE competition on Memorial Day in Pittsburg, Kansas. More than 100 teams participated in the event, with less than half surviving…
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The city of Los Angeles recently honored Mike Woo, dean of the College of Environmental Design, for his civic leadership. Woo received special recognition, along with philanthropist/chemist Myung Ki Hong, founder of DuraCoats Products, Inc., during a May 30 ceremony.…
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By Melanie Johnson More than 6,600 bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degree candidates will take their turns on stage at Cal Poly Pomona’s 61st annual Commencement ceremonies from Friday, June 9, to Sunday, June 11. The eight colleges will each hold…
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Growing up curious about the world outside his window in Sri Lanka, 8-year-old Tharindu Jayasinghe would patiently wait for the slow internet dial-up connection to finally connect so he could look through hundreds of space images. He would spend hours…
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By Dan Lee Farming flows in Fabiola Perez’s blood. Both of her parents’ families have long worked in agriculture. And as a child growing up in Santa Maria, Calif., Perez helped her father work in the strawberry fields and grow…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s mission to be the first university to send a rocket into space recently got a huge boost, thanks to a $1.67 million gift from the National College Resources Foundation (NCRF). A portion of the funding will support…
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For Stuart Nealy, Cal Poly Pomona’s Reading, Advising, & Mentoring Program provided him with much more than assistance with test preparation and study habits. RAMP, as the program is known, provided Nealy, who will graduate in June with a degree…
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Semester conversion and the selection of a new dean were among the topics discussed during a recent Q & A session with the College of Education and Integrative Studies’ (CEIS) Interim Dean Nancy Hurlbut. The CEIS Student Council hosted the…
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A Cal Poly Pomona team has won the NASA Glenn Research Center’s first University Student Design Challenge. During the four-month competition, 16 teams of students designed concepts for using aeronautics vehicles as a means to travel within city limits. The…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s California Center for Land and Water Stewardship (CCLAWS) has been selected to work with disadvantaged communities in Los Angeles and Ventura counties to assess water-related needs and develop technical proposals. The project falls under Proposition 1, “The…
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