Cal Poly Pomona will conduct a campus-wide test of its Safety Alert System on Thursday, April 13, at 11 a.m. Students, faculty and staff should expect a brief Safety Alert test message on their cell, home and office phones, as well as an…
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Their book about saving Barefoot Wine from the verge of bankruptcy and transforming the company into an industry leader became a New York Times bestseller. Now, the two entrepreneurs are going to divulge how they changed their fortunes. Michael Houlihan…
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Turn on the TV and go to KABC7 Eyewitness News on a weekday evening, and David Ono will be relaying the biggest stories of the day. Ono, who has been a fixture on Los Angeles airwaves for 21 years, took…
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Almost 700 votes were cast on Facebook in the Cal Poly Pomona summer session 2017 T-shirt design contest. With 233 votes, a retro design featuring a giant sun and the stables weather vane was the winner. Entries needed to capture…
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Apparel merchandising and management students will have expanded access to cutting-edge software, thanks to an industry supporter. For the past eight years, Department of Apparel Merchandising & Management students have used AIMS360’s Enterprise Resource Planning software in an advanced apparel production…
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The university is combating a tiny invasive beetle that has emerged as a virulent pest in Los Angeles, Orange and Riverside counties. The polyphagous shot hole borer beetle, which is native to Southeast Asia, is only about the size of…
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A poetry reading, workshops and a scavenger hunt are among the activities planned to celebrate National Library Week. The University Library will kick off the festivities on Monday, April 10, with poetry reading followed by a workshop for managing test…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Art will receive an innovative $65,000 classroom through an Active Learning Center program grant. The grant, which is funded Steelcase Education, includes design, installation, desks, chairs, furniture and on-site training for class amenities. The…
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A former state agriculture secretary and a prominent attorney are the Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture’s honorees for this year’s Jim Hicks Agricultural Achievement Award. Former California Food & Agriculture Secretary A.G. Kawamura and attorney George H. Soares are…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Music kicks off its spring 2017 concert series this week with an instrumental, progressive rock group that mixes dense melodies with the love of retro video game music. The members of FeatherWolf, with music…
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