A reorganization of functions and services in the division of Instructional and Information Technology (I&IT) promises improved technology services and increased awareness as to their availability.
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Actor and activist Ed Asner spoke against a war with Iraq during a recent Campus Forum at Cal Poly Pomona. Approximately 60 faculty, staff, students, community members and media representatives attended Asner?s discussion about ?How An Artist Sees the Iraq…
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Eighth-graders from First Avenue Middle School in Arcadia left their textbooks behind on Jan. 23 to experience science lessons firsthand through Cal Poly Pomona?s Science IMPACT program.
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Daffodil Days return this spring, thanks to Carol Keating in the Office of Research & Sponsored Programs, who is organizing this year's campaign.
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CSU students need more assistance mapping out a plan to complete a baccalaureate degree, according to a draft of a new California State University report on facilitating graduation rates. The report, the product of a task force launched by CSU…
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Actor and activist Ed Asner will discuss ?How An Artist Sees the Iraq War,? on Wednesday, Feb. 5, from noon to 1 p.m., in the CLA Building, Room P2-7.
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In Southern California, blood supply recently reached near emergency levels. In an effort to help, the Office of Student Life and Cultural Centers (OSLCC), in conjunction with the American Red Cross, will host a blood drive on campus Feb. 11-13.
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Founders? Celebration 2003: ?A Notable Night," an evening that is quickly approaching on Feb. 9, will include a fabulous array of Voice Auction items up for bid. This year?s packages include a dinner for six with President and Mrs. Suzuki…
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It was an afternoon of reflection, inspiration and celebration of Cal Poly Pomona?s diverse and united community. It was a time to share personal stories with colleagues and to honor an individual who advocates diversity in all aspects of his…
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What kind of buses will replace the university trams, and will it take significantly longer to load and unload? Why is the elevator in building 8 not operating? These were just some of the questions President Bob H. Suzuki and…
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