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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A horsewoman, international philanthropist and doctor of psychology will speak at Cal Poly Pomona on her book about how successful women can empower one another. Nancy O’Reilly, who is the owner of Amazing Horsewoman LLC, is the speaker at the…
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A Tennessee native with a lifelong passion for horses and experiences that include marketing campaigns, coordinating sales and managing a farm has been selected as the new director of the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center. Jeanne Brooks Abernathy comes to…
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A new student housing project on Cal Poly Pomona’s campus is sparking controversy because the proposed location could take away pastures used by the Arabian Horse Center. This story appeared on ABC7 on March 2, 2015.…
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University administration hosts a forum on campus for students to voice concerns over potentially losing pastureland for new housing. This story ran in the San Gabriel Valley Tribune Feb. 26, 2015.…
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Nearly two dozen Cal Poly Pomona students protest plans to use pastureland to build student housing. This story appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin Feb. 21, 2015.…
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Cal Poly Pomona will soon become an Arabian horse maternity ward, with 15 mares expected to deliver their newborns on campus in the coming weeks as awestruck students assist. This story appeared in the San Bernardino Sun on Feb. 1,…
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W.K. Kellogg had a vision to build a center for higher education that would include his beloved Arabian horses. Cal Poly Pomona is the product of that vision and continues to build upon Kellogg¿s legacy.
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A pair of Arabian horses wander through tall grass in a Cal Poly Pomona pasture.…
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