A recently launched discussion series called “Dudes Understanding Diversity and Eliminating Stereotypes (DUDES) Dialogues,” hosted by liberal studies major Arturo Castro in partnership with the Women’s Resource Center, will continue to examine issues of masculinity and gender expectations. The next…
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A new composition titled Double Klondike (2018) by Kevin J. Garnica was recently premiered on campus. Yafei Lin and Vernon Snyder, performing as the Lin-Snyder Duo, debuted the piece at the CPP Piano Ensemble concert in November. Snyder is an…
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Service-learning courses in the music department give Cal Poly Pomona students an opportunity to work with the university’s community partners such as the Pomona Unified School District. The classes also enable the students to extend the learn-by-doing approach beyond the…
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The Department of Music recently acquired and installed a state-of-the-art audio recording console that puts Cal Poly Pomona’s studio on the same level as many famous and renowned facilities worldwide. Music Professor Arthur Winer secured funding for the addition of…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Department of Music kicks off its Fall 2018 series of events with a performance of the CPP Wind Ensemble & Symphonic Winds. The concert is at 8 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 17 and features the works…
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A new center at Cal Poly Pomona will offer students an opportunity to take a deeper look at important issues facing Californians. The California Center of Ethics and Policy (CCEP) was launched with the financial support of a university emeritus…
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By Christina Manuel Alejandro Barajas, the winner of the 2018 CPP Concerto Scholarship Competition, will perform a solo piece for the CPP Philharmonic Orchestra and String Ensemble concert. The third-year music education student will showcase “Concerto No. 1” by Chin…
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Stage play “Private Lives” took off like a rocket, selling out its first performance on Thursday, Sept. 27. A production of the Cal Poly Pomona Department of Theatre and New Dance, “Private Lives” will continue its seven-performance run until Sunday,…
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Sue Manning, who shepherded some of the biggest news stories in the region during a 38-year career at the Los Angeles bureau of The Associated Press, has died. She was 71. Manning (’72, communications) began honing her skills at the…
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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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