Children Center Receives $15,000 Grant From Los Angeles Times Family Fund
The Cal Poly Pomona Children?s Center will expand a reading program for preschoolers thanks to a recent grant of $15,000 from the Los Angeles Times Family Fund.
Faculty, Staff Take Crash Course In Student Registration
In response to the various challenges students have had in completing their registration via the Voice Response (VR) system, the university offered students in-person registration the first two weeks of Fall Quarter.
19th Annual Hot Dog Caper A "Relished" University Tradition
The 19th Annual Hot Dog Caper will feed and entertain thousands of hungry Cal Poly Pomona students, staff and faculty on Thursday, Sept. 26, from noon to 1 p.m. in University Park.
President Suzuki?s Surprise Announcement
Traditionally, the Fall Conference All-University Breakfast and Convocation is a time for renewal and reflection. It serves as a chance for members of the faculty, staff and administration to join together prior to the start of the academic year, a…
OSLCC Kicks Off Academic Year With Get Involved Week
It?s Get Involved Week, and it?s back this year by popular demand! The Office of Student Life and Cultural Centers (OSLCC) has set a goal of reaching out to at least 10,000 students this week and sharing opportunities on how…
Rainforest Simulation and Learning Center Ready For Grand Opening
BioTrek, a comprehensive rainforest simulation and learning center, will open its doors to the university community at 9 a.m. on Oct. 1. The on-campus project is a joint venture between Cal Poly Pomona and Rain Bird Corp., the leading manufacturer…
University Employees Participate in 3-day Development Academy
The Staff Development Academy proved to be a success with more than 100 Cal Poly Pomona employees participating in these three 3-day intensive training academies.
Japanese Garden Grows With Gifts, Project Expected to Reach Completion by February
Those in search of a tranquil, exotic spot to enjoy a brown bag lunch or break away from the office or classroom will look no further come summer 2003, when construction of a scenic Japanese garden is expected to reach…
Fall Conference Speech By The President
Let me begin my State of the University report by updating you on a number of recent developments on campus. For the past 18 months, I have probably attended more grand openings of new facilities than most presidents do in…
Intranet Services Outage
The university is currently having problems today (Wednesday, Sept. 18) with one of the file servers on the Intranet. Please note that other central systems such as the Administrative Cluster (which runs Banner, Viking and other services) and Peoplesoft are…