Elizabeth Zangenberg was in her early 60s – a nontraditional student – when she first caught a glimpse of the Native American Student Center at University Plaza during her first-year orientation campus tour. She was uncertain if she was Native…
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Landscape architecture professor Andrew Wilcox was voted one of the nation’s Top 25 Most Admired Educators in Architecture, Interiors, and Landscape Architecture by DesignIntelligence, a national firm whose closely followed annual surveys track industry and education trends in the design,…
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An architecturally significant Los Angeles home owned by Cal Poly Pomona has been declared a National Historic Landmark — a designation that puts it in the company of sites such as Edgar Allen Poe’s home, Carnegie Hall, and the Apollo…
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Graphic design student Mark Sutton and most of his peers at the Department of Art never met Nohemi Gonzalez. Gonzalez, a Cal State Long Beach industrial design student, was among the 129 victims that died in the Nov. 13 Paris…
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Julio Rodriguez, a graduate of Cal Poly Pomona’s Department of Architecture, recently won the Student Citation at the 2015 Design Awards for his design, “21st Century High School.” The annual awards are administered by the American Institute of Architects Pasadena…
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“Vessel,” a traveling exhibition celebrating some of the finest examples in book arts, is on view at Cal Poly Pomona’s W. Keith & Janet Kellogg University Art Gallery from Nov. 30 to Jan. 30, 2016. “The book as craft is the…
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Award-winning international architect Enrique Norten examined the growing social and environmental demands placed on architecture to an eager audience of more than 200 in the University Theatre. The second speaker in the Henry Woo Lecture Series, Norten was on…
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The career of Professor Babette Mayor, a longtime fixture in Cal Poly Pomona’s art department, will be celebrated with an on-campus exhibition beginning this month. The Cal Poly Pomona Art Galleries will present the exhibit “Who Looks Inside: The Art…
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Meredith McKenzie, a faculty member in the Department of Urban and Regional Planning, recently appeared on statewide cable news show to talk about the water issues California is facing. McKenzie spoke with Brad Pomerance of Charter Cable’s Local Edition about…
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Landscape architecture students produce tailored (but only theoretical) designs to restore and improve the Los Angeles River, with a custom plan for each of the waterway’s 51 miles. This article was published on the Curbed Los Angeles website on March…
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