Early bird tickets are now on sale for the 11th annual Cal Poly Pomona Tasting & Auction on Sunday, May 6. The event presents delicious food from dozens of popular Southern California restaurants, great wine and craft beer, entertainment, and…
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Four apparel merchandising and management students were awarded $5,000 each in a national scholarship competition. The nonprofit YMA Fashion Scholarship Fund selected students Gabriela Ramirez Luis, Ashley Garcia, Jonathan Mayorga and Viridiana Navarro as scholarship recipients after its annual case…
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Cal Poly Pomona will celebrate its new Single Crystal X-Ray Diffractometer (XRD) with a ribbon cutting and tours of the Crystallography Co-op laboratory space on Thursday, Feb. 15, from 2:15 to 3:15 p.m., at the College of Science (Building 3,…
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Cal Poly Pomona has a new llama, and the campus community can help choose its name. The Department of Animal & Veterinary Sciences purchased the llama to help guard its sheep and goats against coyotes. Llamas place themselves between the…
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A university program that helps first-year male Latino and African-American students thrive academically and socially has received a grant to bolster its efforts. The Los Angeles Scholars Investment Fund, through the California Community Foundation (CCF), has awarded the university’s Project…
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David B. Jang, a Los Angeles-based sculptor, is known for inventive kinetic installations which employ hacked consumer electronics and subverted household appliances. By using electro-mechanical techniques to create interactive art forms, Jang is propelled by the notion of redirecting the…
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The topic of trust will be the focus when renowned speaker, Stephen M. R. Covey, takes the stage at Cal Poly Pomona’s Bronco Student Center. The author and businessman will give his talk on trust on Thursday, Feb. 15 at…
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On Jan. 30, Sommarani (Mayra) Chan, a master’s student in agriculture, visited Washington, D.C., for the first time. She ended her trip sitting in the gallery of the U.S. Congress listening to President Donald Trump give his first State the…
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Turning off a light switch or an electrical device in one of four residence halls could mean the difference between victory and defeat in this campus rivalry. The second annual competition between the Palmitas, Cedritos, Alamitos and Aliso residence halls…
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Music lovers awaiting the release of a new Peter Yates composition need only to consult the moon. Yates, chair of the music department, recently launched a project titled “A Song A Week A Year” to celebrate the start of 2018.…
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