A genderqueer Latino/a tries to find a balance between their two homes of Buenos Aires and Los Angeles and achieve the goal of meeting their favorite soccer star. That is the gist of the award-winning “¡Ser!,” a comedic theater production…
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Mary Ashley Cherney was more than 2,600 miles away from Cal Poly Pomona, but she was here in spirit at the Investiture of President Soraya M. Coley. Cherney, a political science student with minors in Spanish and multicultural leadership, signed…
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A Los Angeles Philharmonic violinist and a Grammy Award-nominated pianist will unite under one roof to kick off the music department’s 2016 winter season of events. Nadia Shpachenko, pianist and Cal Poly Pomona professor, welcomes violinist Vijay Gupta on Jan.…
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Those who have played in a jazz big band probably have heard stories about the legendary Studio A at Capitol Studios, known as a great “big band” room — the place where Nelson Riddle and Frank Sinatra collaborated on a…
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Interested in an evening of spectacular dance, raw emotion and art in motion? Cal Poly Pomona’s annual student and faculty dance concert “Moving Body Practices” is set to offer audiences all of that and more on Jan. 14 and 15.…
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Under a transition plan aimed at ensuring continuity, three interim associate vice presidents have been selected to help lead initiatives within the Division of Academic Affairs. The plan, which went into effect Jan. 11, was conceived because of the impending retirement…
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Cal Poly Pomona students made yet another impressive showing by sending one of the largest contingents to the 23rd Annual Southern California Conferences for Undergraduate Research. This marks the ninth consecutive year that Cal Poly Pomona has fielded one of…
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Music Professor Janine Riveire will receive the American String Teachers Association (ASTA) Kudos Award. The organization’s quarterly award recognizes members whose outstanding work and dedication in the field goes above and beyond and creates a lasting impact that can help…
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Music took Professor Jessie Vallejo from a childhood in Liverpool, N.Y. to a village in Otavalo, Ecuador to stages at Mariachi festivals in Havana, Cuba and across the Southland. Her talents brought her to Cal Poly Pomona in the fall…
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Music Professor Nadia Shpachenko is among the list of nominees for the 58th Annual Grammy Awards. The pianist’s CD “Woman At The New Piano” received a nomination in the Best Classical Compendium category. The piece Flaherty: Airdancing for Toy…
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