Cal Poly Pomona freshman Mark Batres captured first place in the CCAA Men?s Cross Country championship Saturday, Oct. 26, in Bakersfield, while leading the Broncos to a third-place team finish.
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To honor a successful career in the hospitality industry and decades of charity work, Cal Poly Pomona will bestow upon Carol and Jim Collins (of Sizzler International Inc. fame) the Robert Mondavi Wine & Food Award during Harvest Auction 2002…
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Hundreds of students, faculty and staff lined up Monday, Oct. 28, to order their first taco or burrito from the new Taco Bell Express in the Campus Center Marketplace.
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Nearly 5,000 students and approximately 150 companies jam-packed the University Quad last Thursday, Oct. 18, for Career Day.
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For nearly 150 visiting first graders from Ramona School in Montclair, a mid-morning visit to AGRIscapes at Cal Poly Pomona on Friday, Oct. 18, proved to be more than just a typical field trip. It actually provided a trip to…
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As part of national Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a hate crime memorial and the Clothesline Project 2002 were on display Tuesday, Oct. 22 in Cal Poly Pomona?s University Park.
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Associated Students Inc. has announced the 2002-03 officers. The executive board includes Uwaifo Obanor, president; Jesse Cerda, vice president; Erik Nutzmann, treasurer; Arturo Alvarez, attorney general; and Nick Granado, senate pro-tem/engineering senator.
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If you haven?t already noticed, a construction crew recently partitioned off a section just outside the CLA?s second floor entrance to make way for a new donor wall.
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There are several important initiatives on the ballot Tuesday, Nov. 5, that will affect educational institutions and the state of California for years to come. One is Proposition 47, ?The Kindergarten-University Public Education Facilities Bond Act of 2002.?
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The public is invited to a second on-campus teach-in addressing the possibility of war with Iraq on Tuesday, Oct. 22, noon to 1 p.m., just outside the University Theatre (Building 24).
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