Sonal Patel generally teaches about anatomy and research to his students at Pomona High School, but this summer, he?s the one conducting the research. Since May, Patel has worked with Cal Poly Pomona?s Steven Wickler, director of Equine Research and…
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As Bob H. Suzuki wraps up his final days as president of Cal Poly Pomona, the leader who dedicated his career to education, community-building and social justice leaves a lasting legacy at the university. PolyCentric reflects on his accomplishments and…
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The California State University Board of Trustees voted to raise yearly fees by $474 for undergraduate students and $522 for graduate students on Wednesday, July 16. The decision, which means a 30 percent increase, will take effect fall 2003.
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The convocation will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Monday, Sept. 22, in the field west of the Aratani Japanese Garden. The Service Awards will be in the University Theatre immediately following the convocation at 10:30 a.m., while the annual President?s…
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Cal Poly Pomona?s Office of Public Affairs and the College of Agriculture have won a total of four national Awards for Publication Excellence (APEX) 2003.
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Mt. San Antonio College and Cal Poly Pomona have been awarded a three-year $900,000 grant to develop new courses and degree programs that will train information security professionals to guard against computer crime.
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For Cal Poly Pomona, Proposition 47 will help fund a $33 million-plus facelift earmarked for the University Library, recognized by many as the intellectual heart of the campus.
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This summer, the Cal Poly Pomona Downtown Center is offering opportunities for enhanced learning and appreciation of the arts through classes, performances and exhibits.
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We at Cal Poly Pomona take pride in our work ethic and we are committed to operating with a high degree of integrity. This not only applies to our academic programs, but in our administrative processes as well. As an…
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Ann Ascher, administrative assistant in the Ethnic & Women?s Studies, College of Education & Integrative Studies, died of cancer on Thursday, July 3, at her home in Azusa. She was in her 70s.
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