Cal Poly Pomona has been recognized again for its success propelling low-income students to financial success by graduating them into good paying jobs. The university ranked No. 6 on the “2020 Social Mobility Index” published by CollegeNet, and is one…
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Admission deadlines, efforts to bolster the graduation rates and support programs to help students succeed were among the topics discussed when Cal Poly Pomona hosted meetings with area high school and community college leaders. More than 50 administrators attended the…
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The desire for extended library hours, struggles with parking, and concerns for students facing financial hardship and mounting debt were among the topics discussed at Pizza with the Presidents. University President Soraya M. Coley and ASI President Jenny Greenberg fielded…
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Ashley Keasey learned maturity at an early age, helping to care for her five siblings until entering the foster care system at age 15. She found school and learning as a pathway to empowerment during this time. Keasey now views…
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The campus community is invited to attend an open house and reception for the Student Services Building, which becomes the new hub for the delivery of services that drive student success. University President Soraya M. Coley and other university administrators…
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Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley will be the new presidential sponsor of the American Council on Education Women’s Network Southern California. Cal State San Marcos President, Karen Haynes, held the role of presidential sponsor for the past 13…
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Where does President Coley find inspiration? Find out in the latest edition of the CSU Women and Leadership profile series, a look at the talented and experienced leaders across CSU system who are changing lives in California and around the…
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A consortium of 15 California State University and 9 University of California campuses has been awarded a five-year, $5 million grant from the National Science Foundation to dramatically increase diversity in physics and astronomy through the Cal-Bridge program. Launched four…
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Cal Poly Pomona has an 80-year legacy of transforming lives with an educational model that is second to none. Now it has a logo to match. The new logo is the result of a yearlong branding initiative that explored the…
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As Kellogg Creek flows into the pond behind Building 1, a student in a nearby gathering circle completes a class assignment on a laptop, another sits and relaxes near the water’s edge while other students research the native flora. This…
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