The University Library named three winners in a newly created contest designed to test the research skills and creativity of its users. A ceremony crowning the winners was held May 26. The following students were honored: Best Use of Special…
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More than 6,200 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degree candidates will cross the stage to accept their diplomas at Cal Poly Pomona’s 60th annual commencement ceremonies from Friday to Sunday, June 10 to 12. Each of the eight colleges will hold…
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They are studying political science. They wax poetic about bringing change to society through activism. They are the two latest recipients of the Panetta Institute Congressional Internship. For the second year in a row, two Cal Poly Pomona students have…
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Ethnomusicology Professor Jessie Vallejo got an inkling during a live teaching demonstration that students wanted to see mariachi music come to Cal Poly Pomona. Although the demonstration, which was part of the interview process for her job, was on Chinese…
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Romance. Comedy. Drama. The Cal Poly Pomona community can expect all of this and more at the Southern California Shakespeare Festival’s performance of William Shakespeare’s “As You Like It,” debuting in September. For its 12th season, the Southern California Shakespeare…
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The results of the 2016 ASI general election are in. Uriah Sanders and Gabriel Smith have been elected to lead the student government as the president and vice president, respectively. The new student leaders will take office on July 1.…
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Dewey W. Hall is the editor and a contributing author to a new book that shows how writers contributed to environmental activism. Front and back cover of Hall’s book “Romantic Ecocriticism: Origins and Legacies” The book is titled “Romantic Ecocriticism:…
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Music students will showcase their songwriting skills at the 13th annual Songwriter Showcase. The event, which is set for Thursday, May 19 and Friday, May 20 will feature original songs written by Cal Poly Pomona students and alumni in the…
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Music Professor Nadia Shpachenko, a multiple Grammy-nominated pianist, will host a Shpachenko & Friends Chamber Music Festival event to highlight her work, “Poetry of Places.” The event on Monday, May 23 will feature piano, toy piano, voice, and electronics with…
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Scandal will unfold on the stage in the mainstage production of “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” (Dangerous Liaisons). It’s 1781 in pre-revolution Paris, where the Marquise de Merteuil is plotting revenge. She wants to bring humiliation upon her ex-lover, so she conspires…
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