Get a glimpse of “Special K: Cal Poly Pomona’s First 75 Years” before its theatrical debut this weekend. A new video gives viewers a sneak peek into the original play, which was written to celebrate the university’s 75th anniversary. The…
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A team of food science and technology students took first place in a product development competition last month by creating a gluten-free pasta. The students beat out teams from Chapman University, Cal State Los Angeles and Cal State Northridge to…
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When the ideas “affordable education” and “nerd-friendly” come together, there’s no doubt that Cal Poly Pomona should come to mind. With relatively low tuition fees and highly ranked academic programs, the campus provides a positive environment for students to embrace their inner nerd…
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A Cal Poly Pomona professor who studies “solar powered sea slugs” has received a grant from the National Science Foundation that will fund his research for three more years. Biology Professor Angel Valdes’ research focuses on the evolution of sacoglossan…
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The campus community is invited to meet the four finalists for the position of dean for the College of Agriculture. The finalists will appear this month at open forums on campus. Members of the university community can participate in these…
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Students can get a free lunch and ask questions of university leaders at the quarterly Pizza with the Presidents on Tuesday, April 8. The hour-long Q&A with university President Michael Ortiz and ASI President Christine Hall will begin at noon in…
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Cal Poly Pomona has unveiled a new permanent display honoring outstanding faculty members from the university’s past and present. The unveiling was coupled with the annual Provost’s Awards for Excellence Symposium, in which the three faculty awardees gave presentations on…
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More than 200 undergraduate and graduate students presented research projects at the second annual Cal Poly Pomona Student Research Conference. Vying to represent the university at the CSU-wide research conference in the spring, students showcased projects from nearly all academic…
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Championship ballroom dancer Glendy Yeh knows the ins and outs of the DanceSport competition world, having been in competitions since 2004. She also has a full understanding of the enterprise systems on campus, as she is associate chief information officer…
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In this week’s video update, President Ortiz encourages the campus community to cheer on the women’s basketball team, talks about faculty honored with the Provost’s Awards for Excellence, and highlights the upcoming PolyTeach conference. The women’s basketball team plays Montana…
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