As a student involved in the Rose Float program, Heather Hanson spent many days balancing the books, procuring much needed materials and decorating the university’s latest parade entry. Even after she graduated and began a career in the corporate world,…
Read More »
Janetta McDowell tapped into her organizational skills, strong belief in teamwork and passion for working with students to take the Rose Float program to new heights as director. Now, the Cal Poly Pomona alumna (’97, liberal studies) will take on…
Read More »
Howard E. Evans has announced that he will retire as dean of Cal Poly Pomona’s College of the Extended University and International Center (CEU) on Aug. 1. Evans started as the dean of CEU in September 2012. During his tenure,…
Read More »
It’s never been easier for students to make an appointment with an advisor, get their questions answered around the clock and track the classes needed to graduate — all thanks to a slate of recent campus initiatives that tap technology.…
Read More »
The Cal Poly Pomona College of Science was awarded a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation to support the success of socio-economic disadvantaged scholars in the sciences through a new program called “SPIRES,” which stands for Scholars Program…
Read More »
The team of Paraday Sarun, Mariana Uy and Matthew Rivera, all architecture students from the class of 2019, won the Los Angeles Business Council’s 2019 Julius Shulman Emerging Talent Award, following their presentation to industry leaders. Each year the Los…
Read More »
*This story was updated on July 22 and July 30. Caltrans plans to close the westbound San Bernardino Freeway (I-10) off-ramp at Kellogg Drive on Tuesday, Aug. 13 and re-open on Friday, Aug. 23. The 10-day closure is part of the…
Read More »
On July 1, California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, launched the nonprofit Cal Poly Pomona Philanthropic Foundation to expand the university’s fundraising capabilities and capacity. Incorporated as a public entity, it will be able to accept a broader range of gifts…
Read More »
The Collins College of Hospitality Management was ranked among the “Best Hospitality and Hotel Management Schools in the World for 2019” by CEOWorld Magazine. Collins was No. 19 on the world list, moving up from No. 32. It is the only…
Read More »
Southern California shook over the Independence Day weekend with two earthquakes, the first a 6.4 magnitude on July 4 and a second registering at 7.1 on July 5. The quakes were centered near the community of Ridgecrest in Kern County.…
Read More »
