Students living in university housing can help the City of Pomona become the most water-wise municipality in the U.S. by turning off their faucets. Pomona is calling on residents in the Encinitas, Montecito, Alamitos, Aliso, Palmitas and Cedritos residence halls,…
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As one door opens at the new Student Services Building (SSB), another one closes at the iconic CLA Building. The tower side of the CLA, which became the architectural centerpiece and administrative hub when it opened in 1993, has been…
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The slowdown in student activity during the summer belies the hectic pace of construction projects as Cal Poly Pomona’s transition to the semester calendar looms. The Department of Facilities Planning & Management is working through blistering conditions to finish projects…
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Members of the campus community who have an interest in sustainability are encouraged to attend the next Campus Master Plan open workshop. Ayers Saint Gross, the architectural firm that is leading the master planning process, will hold the workshop on…
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After two open workshops with the campus community, the focus of the Campus Master Plan process shifts to specific campus and student groups. Members of the Transportation Advisory Committee, Associated Students Inc., university housing, Bronco athletics, campus health services, and…
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The Campus Master Plan webpage has gone live, offering the campus community a resource for background information and recent developments in the process. On the website, campus community members can get an update on the process, view feedback from previous…
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The second in a series of open workshops for the Campus Master Plan process on Nov. 9 offered university stakeholders an opportunity to show what’s important to them. The “Visioning + Observations” workshop gave consulting firm Ayers Saint Gross, which…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s Campus Master Plan process, which aims to establish campus priorities and envision the physical landscape of the university in the coming decades, is taking another step forward. An open workshop for faculty, staff, students and members of…
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The map of magenta and blue water lines tacked to the wall of Jesse Ochoa’s office looks like a diagram of veins and arteries of the human heart. The parallel is fitting, though. With agriculture, livestock, landscaping and the population…
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The university will see road closures and partial road closures across campus on Monday, Dec. 12, and Tuesday, Sept. 13 while crews repair asphalt and do underground utility work. The following areas will be affected: Intermittent closure of the intersection…
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