Mariachi Los Broncos de Pomona was featured in the Daily Bulletin’s Feb. 22 story “Mariachi on campus? Cal Poly Pomona students find they are suited to it.” The group began in assistant music professor Jessie Vallejo’s Latin American Ensemble class…
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At colleges across the university’s campus, students huddled around booths under banners imprinted with their majors, gathered at tables with advisors and professors, or sat at desks classroom-style listening to presentations, all with the same goal in mind – to…
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Don’t get caught off-guard by a road or lane closure. The newly launched Compass website aims to help students, faculty, staff and visitors get around traffic issues and construction work on campus. In addition to alerts related to construction, the…
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Members of the campus community who have an interest in sustainability are encouraged to attend the next Campus Master Plan open workshop. Ayers Saint Gross, the architectural firm that is leading the master planning process, will hold the workshop on…
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Early bird tickets are now on sale for the 11th annual Cal Poly Pomona Tasting & Auction on Sunday, May 6. The event presents delicious food from dozens of popular Southern California restaurants, great wine and craft beer, entertainment, and…
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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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Students who want to delve deeper into what they need to do to prepare for Semester Conversion over a couple of slices of free pizza will soon get that opportunity. Billed as “The Semester Conversion College Tour,” each of the…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Music’s Winter 2018 concert series includes five piano events that feature renowned guest artists, new compositions and the premiere performance of the Cal Poly Pomona Piano Ensemble. The series begins with Martin Chalifour, violinist…
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This year’s celebration of Disability Pride Week includes a keynote speech from a musician who won NPR Music’s 2016 Tiny Desk Contest, a panel discussion about disability justice activism, a training to Identify personal stereotypes, myths, and beliefs that shape…
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Supply chain students from colleges throughout California will attempt to save a fictitious juice company from imminent bankruptcy by pursuing more than 20,000 Euro, when the biggest competition of its kind heads to Pomona. The western region finals are scheduled…
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