For Valerie Marquez, perusing the Cal Poly Pomona website at just the right moment turned into an opportunity. The junior, who is majoring in philosophy, was internet surfing when she found information about The Panetta Institute Congressional Internship. It was…
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Mike Perez and Michael Alvarez raise a tower at the Commencement stage in preparation for commencement exercises this weekend.…
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By: Huy Tran A Cal Poly Pomona marketing class helped gather basic necessities for local veterans while gaining hands-on experience in creating and managing marketing outreach plans to support a local organization’s cause. As part of the Rocket Your Future…
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The sewer lines beneath Cal Poly Pomona will be cleaned and inspected starting on Monday, June 11. Crews from Innerline Engineering will flush out the pipes using water from powerful jet nozzles before sinking a closed-circuit TV monitor into the…
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Bennetta Betbadal (‘03, biotechnology) never lost her connection to Cal Poly Pomona. It was on the keychain she carried, the university gear she wore and the relationships she nurtured by coming back to campus often to work with her former…
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The future of polytechnic education at Cal Poly Pomona and the university’s ability to respond to social and economic changes that impact student success and professional development, as well how that requires the careful planning of finances, was the focus…
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Cal Poly Pomona will conduct a campus-wide test of its Safety Alert System on Thursday, April 12, 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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On Jan. 30, Sommarani (Mayra) Chan, a master’s student in agriculture, visited Washington, D.C., for the first time. She ended her trip sitting in the gallery of the U.S. Congress listening to President Donald Trump give his first State the…
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Built in 1931, the 4th Street Viaduct spans the Los Angeles River, supporting railroad tracks and industry. Its Gothic Revival architecture contrasts with the unadorned flood-control channel beneath it. The exhibit “Positively 4th Street: An Encounter with Los Angeles’ Fourth Street Viaduct”…
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A 27-foot-long giant chameleon that moves and changes color serves as the highlight of the Cal Poly Universities’ float entry in the 2017 Rose Parade. This story appeared on Pomona Proud on Jan. 1.…
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