As one door opens at the new Student Services Building (SSB), another one closes at the iconic CLA Building. The tower side of the CLA, which became the architectural centerpiece and administrative hub when it opened in 1993, has been…
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Members of the Pomona community can get free assistance in filing their taxes beginning on Tax Day, which is Feb. 9. Tax Day inaugurates the start of Cal Poly Pomona’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA), an IRS-backed program for most…
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An Asian-American history professor and the head chef from American Chinese fast casual restaurant Panda Express will kick off the College of Education and Integrative Studies inaugural lecture series on food and ethnicity. Professor Haiming Liu will share the lecture…
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Keith Forward has joined the Office of Academic Programs as the faculty director for undergraduate studies and general education. As the faculty director, Forward will provide leadership for undergraduate studies and general education, including all undergraduate programs, majors and minors.…
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ASI BEAT invites Cal Poly Pomona students, faculty, staff, and their guests to our first-ever Bronco Family Day (formerly known as Homecoming)! Register for Bronco Family Day 2019 here! The event is FREE for all current students, faculty, and staff.…
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Have you ever dreamed of designing something spectacular like a Rose Parade float? Do you love to sketch or imagine pictures that tell a story? Here’s your opportunity to use your creativity and design something fabulous. The design contest for…
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Melissa Zimmerman joined Cal Poly Pomona as the business continuity coordinator in the Department of Emergency Management, effective Jan. 7. In her new role, Zimmerman will facilitate the completion of business continuity plans across campus, conduct exercises to test plan…
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Cal Poly Pomona is among the nation’s best for first-year student retention among universities with student admission rates above 50 percent, according to a new listing by The Chronicle of Higher Education. The university ranked No. 30, with 89 percent…
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Students can now save time and money by earning both their teaching credential and master’s degree through a combined program offered by the College of Education and Integrative Studies. Prior to the implementation of the combined program, students were required…
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The campus community is being advised that freeway expansion work on the eastbound 10 Freeway will force the closure of the northbound and southbound connector lanes to the 57 Freeway for short daytime durations. The 57 Freeway connector lanes from…
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