Signs of biologically relevant chemicals, including phosphine, have been found in the clouds of Venus by a team led by Rakesh Mogul, professor of biological chemistry at Cal Poly Pomona. The data was discovered in archived data from NASA’s Pioneer…
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Women’s studies classes and programs began to take root on college campuses in the 1970s, rising from social and political movements that advocated equal rights, opportunities and respect. A weeklong recognition of the contributions of women, dubbed National Women’s History…
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Looking for a way to stay connected to what is happening on campus? Now, there’s an app for that. The Poly Post launched their mobile app during the Spring 2021 semester. Even before the pandemic, The Poly Post staff was…
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Basic needs issues such as food and housing insecurity continue to challenge a significant number of Cal Poly Pomona students, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Data shows that students who are struggling to find adequate food and housing are more likely to report academic troubles and lower…
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Regardless of the effects of COVID-19, there are many opportunities to celebrate Women’s History Month with the Cal Poly Pomona community throughout March. Cal Poly Pomona’s Womxn’s Resource Center (WRC), Feminist Fight Club and many other organizations on campus are hosting online…
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The LEAGUE, Cal Poly Pomona’s male success initiative, is hosting a virtual summit on Friday, March 19 from 1 to 4 p.m. with the theme of “Planting the Seeds for Success.” The summit aims to inspire male students of color…
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Higher education institutions are a top target for cybercriminals. Stolen or compromised account credentials are a contributing factor to phishing scams, as well as malicious data and system breaches. Thus, all campuses in the California State University system are implementing a 2-Step Authentication…
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He went from being elbowed aside by his siblings to becoming one of the most recognized animals on the Cal Poly Pomona campus. On March 26, Oreo the Lamb will celebrate his first birthday with a party live streamed from Cal Poly Pomona’s Discovery Farm. The…
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Speaking to four congregations on Feb. 28, Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley shared a clear message about the power of education, “Over my time as a student and educator, a simple fact has been made evident to me…
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Partners in Education (PIE) awarded more than $90,000 in fellowship funds to 23 credential students during its 15th anniversary celebration on Feb. 18. Each year, PIE provides fellowships of up to $4,000 to help relieve financial burdens for teacher candidates…
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