Cal Poly Pomona welcomed 195 students from Nihon Kogakuin Music College in Tokyo along with their faculty and staff on Nov. 14. The Nihon Kogakuin Cultural Exchange Event at the Bronco Student Center included dance performances, a presentation on cultural…
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Professor of History Zuoyue Wang has been elected a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the most influential general scientific organization in the United States. The title is one of the highest professional honors for…
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A study abroad trip to Morocco brought together students outside a classroom in the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences (CLASS) building for more than course credits. Mahmood Ibrahim, professor of history in CLASS, organized a three-week study abroad…
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Bass trombonist Kevin Truong and pianist Jeffrey Sweede will share the top prize after they tied for first place in the music department’s 2019 Concerto Competition. Both winners will perform as featured soloists in a concert with the CPP Philharmonic…
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Music Professor Nadia Shpachenko’s recently released CD focuses on the importance of place. The eight-compositions on “The Poetry of Places” are works inspired by a diverse array of noted architectural landmarks from the Copland House in Cortlandt, New York to…
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Faculty, staff and students from the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences were among the thousands who attended a recent climate strike in Los Angeles. The Sept. 20 rally was part of the Global Climate Strike, a worldwide event…
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Laura P. Diaz, a junior studying sociology, will be Cal Poly Pomona’s recipient of a California State University 2019 Trustees’ Award for Outstanding Achievement. She will receive the award during the CSU Board of Trustees meeting on Sept. 24. The…
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For Amy Murillo, an incoming transfer student from Citrus College, the words, “you can’t do it,” only fueled her determination to get to Cal Poly Pomona. Joining nearly 4,200 transfer students starting their first semester on campus at Cal Poly…
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Preserving history takes patience and skill. It is a process that requires you to have an open mind and an ability to interpret, understand, and give meaning to the past. For Cal Poly Pomona history graduates Guadalupe Rojas and Cecilia…
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One could be forgiven for assuming Linda Bisesti, head of acting at Cal Poly Pomona’s theatre department, has pored over Shakespeare’s work since she was a little girl, or that her love for his verse was immediate and unquestioned. Bisesti…
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