Scott W. Dunn, an alumnus and longtime supporter of the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center, died on March 22. He was 68. Mr. Dunn (’78, agricultural business management) had served on the President’s Arabian Advisory Committee since joining the panel…
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Cal Poly Pomona is engaged in a comprehensive and strategic effort to reopen campus safely, according to presentations by campus leadership at the spring Campus Conversation. Broadcast via webinar on April 8, President Soraya M. Coley and senior campus leadership…
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For some trying to get a COVID-19 vaccination appointment for themselves or their loved ones, navigating the online system to sign up, driving to the site and making it through the line — the process can feel a little daunting.…
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Dennis Loo, a longtime sociology professor, journalist and activist, died March 6 at La Jolla Scripps Memorial Hospital. He was 69. Loo, who suffered from multiple system atrophy for many years, died peacefully in his sleep. As the Honolulu, Hawaii…
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Dedicated spaces for studying and reliable internet access are basic student needs during virtual instruction. Now, due to newly released guidelines by the LA County Public Health department, Cal Poly Pomona is addressing this need by offering on-campus study spaces…
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From doctored videos of political speeches on social media to unsubstantiated claims about the presidential election results to conspiracy theories about the origins of COVID-19, it seems 2020 was a wild ride for everyone consuming media and trying to determine…
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Cal Poly Pomona is celebrating the Class of 2020 and Class of 2021 with drive-in commencement ceremonies. Registration to attend the ceremonies opens April 5 and will close on April 26 at 11:59 p.m. PST. All Class of 2020 and 2021 graduates will receive an email on…
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Since 2007, the Kellogg Honors College (KHC) has hosted their Showcase of Excellence, an annual event held at the start of spring semester each year to help recruit prospective students to Cal Poly Pomona and the program. This year, the…
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Cal Poly Pomona is expediting the process to distribute a minimum of $15.5 million in grants to students in need starting the week of April 5. The federal funds, received in mid-March, are part of the Coronavirus Response and Relief…
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U’Pal King, a dedicated human resources staff member with the singing voice of an angel, died Dec. 26. She was 64. King held various positions in the department, retiring in 2009 after 23 years at Cal Poly Pomona as an…
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