For anyone who has traced their family tree, it can be a time-traveling, time-consuming puzzle of assorted unrelated photographs, letters and documents. Imagine tracking the 80-year history of Cal Poly Pomona through items in its Special Collections and Archives. That…
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Cal Poly Pomona will host the 99th annual Pacific Division Meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) on June 12-15, 2018. The meeting will include public lectures, technical sessions, posters, workshops, several sessions focused on science…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s latest wine made entirely from grapes born and raised on the campus vineyards is now available. The 2016 Horsehill Vineyards Zinfandel comes from the same vintage as the gold medal winning 2016 Zinfandel Rosé that was released…
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Researchers wanting to know more about the history of wine in Southern California or delve deeper into the early roots of the university or the Pomona Valley will soon have easily accessible collections to peruse. The University Library’s Special Collections…
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Agricultural students from Orange County will have more scholarship and educational opportunities at Cal Poly Pomona, thanks to a local farm bureau. The Orange County Farm Bureau has given $165,000 to the Huntley College of Agriculture at Cal Poly Pomona…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s polytechnic ethos runs deep. It’s been part of the curriculum from its inception, giving students what they need to thrive and adapt in a changing world of work. Voorhis Chapel and Students. 1930s Cal Poly opens on…
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The Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education has named Cal Poly Pomona to its “Top 100 Colleges and Universities for Hispanics: 2017” list. The university was ranked #22 for the most bachelor’s degrees awarded to Hispanic students in 2015 and #56…
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Fourteen Cal Poly Pomona students attended a three-week study abroad course this summer in Costa Rica to learn about tropical sustainable agriculture. The class was hosted by The Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center, known by its acronym, CATIE (Centro…
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By Dan Lee Farming flows in Fabiola Perez’s blood. Both of her parents’ families have long worked in agriculture. And as a child growing up in Santa Maria, Calif., Perez helped her father work in the strawberry fields and grow…
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