Patrick Merrill, longtime curator of the W. Keith and Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery, died Aug. 31 at age 61 after a long battle with cancer. Merrill, who oversaw the gallery from 1997 to 2009, was instrumental in expanding the…
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Urban & regional planning graduate student Ruby Arrellano has been selected as a Transportation Research Board (TRB) Minority Student Fellow based on her academic achievement and potential. As a student fellow, Arrellano will receive $2,500 for travel, lodging and expenses…
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"I walked these halls as an uncertain undergrad," remembers Jack Fong. "I thought I'd be a 9-to-5 worker in the corporate world." A 1992 communications alumnus, Fong was unsure of his future through most of college. Never did he imagine…
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College of Environmental Design Dean Michael Woo will moderate a discussion about the future of Los Angeles’ planning department on Wednesday, Aug. 4 at 6 p.m. at the Southwestern Law School. The discussion will focus on the types kind of…
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Ask anyone who knows me, and they'd probably agree that I'm an advocate. It's in my nature to be sensitive to inequalities and unmet needs. And to me, the ultimate voiceless victim is the environment.
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Michael Woo, dean of the College of Environmental Design, has been reelected as chair of the national board of directors of Smart Growth America. The organization is a coalition of national, state and local groups that promote sustainable development, efficient…
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Knowing the difference between a Chinese pagoda and a Japanese pavilion was one of the lessons Erik Skovseth had to learn for a landscape architecture project.
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Cal Poly Pomona takes it commitment to the environment seriously - and the experts at the Princeton Review concur. The organization placed Cal Poly Pomona in its "Guide to 286 Green Colleges" for its sustainability efforts.
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Provost Marten denBoer has formally informed the Department of Art that he is recommending the discontinuation of the Fine Arts option within the BA in Art Program in the College of Environmental Design.
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Joan Leong, associate professor in the biological sciences department, has been named a faculty fellow by the John T. Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies. The fellowship supports Leong’s ongoing field research into wild bee pollination of seedless watermelon as an…
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