Peter P. Dawson, who was a professor of organizational behavior in the College of Business for 23 years, died Oct. 29 from a stroke. He was 101. Dawson, a retired Air Force colonel, author of multiple books in the field…
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Mei-Ying Croddy’s interest in coding was sparked by her first gaming console, a PlayStation 2, introduced to her by her mom who was a video game concept artist. Croddy found free, online programming websites to learn how to create similar,…
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Lt. Gov. Eleni Kounalakis sampled fresh orange and red watermelon from the Farm Store, dropped by the Veterans Resource Center and toured the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies during a visit to Cal Poly Pomona. Kounalakis is no stranger to…
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Students are accelerating their graduation with the help of Cal Poly Pomona’s summer completion grants. So far this year, grants were awarded to 315 students who needed eight units or fewer to graduate. The grant covers tuition and fees, and…
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All of the taste without the hangover convinced judges that an alcohol-free craft beer line deserved to win Cal Poly Pomona’s annual business competition. Members of AZUZA Beverage, a cross-disciplinary team of students from the College of Science, Huntley College…
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The Associated Students Inc. (ASI) elections committee announced Pasindu Senaratne and Rachel Hunter as the 2019-20 ASI president-elect and vice president-elect, respectively, after voting concluded on April 18. Senaratne is a third-year student studying finance, real estate and law. He…
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* This article was updated on 5/14/19. Cal Poly Pomona’s 63rd Commencement ceremonies will award degrees to about 6,070 students over eight ceremonies on May 17, 18 and 19. The events will feature high-profile guest speakers, including Lt. Governor Eleni…
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Business leaders, elected officials and key decision-makers across the region converged at Cal Poly Pomona for the 2019 San Gabriel Valley Economic Forecast Summit. From the global economic outlook to the state of business in the San Gabriel Valley, industry…
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The digital world can be a precarious place, but Cal Poly Pomona alumna Diane Miller (’81, computer information systems) is committed to meeting the constantly evolving cyber threat for generations to come. Miller is director of Global Cyber Education and…
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Members of the Pomona community can get free assistance in filing their taxes beginning on Tax Day, which is Feb. 9. Tax Day inaugurates the start of Cal Poly Pomona’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA), an IRS-backed program for most…
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