Cal Poly Pomona plant science faculty and students have supported efforts to breed an army of wasps in a silent, but desperate war to save California’s citrus industry from a deadly disease. The incurable disease known as Huanglongbing (HLB) is…
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Cal Poly Pomona has been named a “2018 Best College for Business Majors” by Money Magazine. The university is No. 35 on the list based on estimated price with and without financial aid, the percent of students who receive grants,…
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Cal Poly Pomona is seeking to expand the use of “smart” trash containers embedded with technology to reduce costs and increase efficiency. Across the campus, there are 22 Bigbelly high-capacity containers that contain trash-compacting capabilities and 27 standard-capacity receptacles. Both…
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Wayne Bidlack, who served as dean of the College of Agriculture during a period of great change from 1995 to 2007, died Nov. 2. He was 74. When Bidlack arrived at Cal Poly Pomona in 1995 from Iowa State University,…
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To help students have a successful college experience and graduate in a timely manner, Cal Poly Pomona is expanding its team of advisors this fall. The university has hired seven new advisors, as well as an e-advising coordinator, and is…
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With many prospective students, their families and communities facing hardship due to wildfires affecting the entire state, the California State University (CSU) is extending the priority application deadline for fall 2019 admission to December 15. The university previously announced a…
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A distinguished lecture series supporting the psycho-social needs of Cal Poly Pomona students will launch in February 2019, thanks to a $50,000 endowment to the College of Science provided by the Love Button Global Movement Integrative Research and Outreach Program.…
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Students are invited to attend the next Campus Master Plan forum that will focus on potential improvements in and around the Bronco Student Center. The student-centered forum on Thursday, Nov. 29, will start at U-Hour and is scheduled to run…
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The students sit in rows, hunched over their desks and focusing intently on what’s in front of them. They appear to be gearing up for a test, but this isn’t your typical college exam. It’s a taste test – or…
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Groundbreaking Ceremony on Nov. 17 Cal Poly Pomona’s new Rose Float Lab and Design Complex will be named in honor of Don Miller and Ron Simons, alumni who jumpstarted and carried on the campus’ 70-year legacy in the Tournament of…
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