The Collins College of Hospitality Management raised more than $500,000 at its annual gala, Hospitality Uncorked. Each year at the event, which is hosted by the college’s Board of Advisors, The Collins College recognizes a prominent figure in the industry with…
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From helping student veterans to former foster youth to student athletes, the fifth annual Campus Campaign aims to bolster a wide swath of campus departments, initiatives and programs. Yellow and green buttons bearing “9,813” and symbolizing philanthropy will be sent…
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Rick Shade was just a freshman at Cal Poly Pomona when he visited Pine Tree Ranch in Ventura County for the first time in the fall of 1979. “It was just a beautiful, well-cared-for, well-maintained ranch,” he recalls. “It was…
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The Kellogg Honors College has won the award honoring the most spirited group participating in the university’s 2015 Matt’s Run 5K. The Myers Cup is given to the group or club with the most spirit, highest percentage of participating members…
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The University Advancement Division at Cal Poly Pomona has received a 2015 CASE Educational Fundraising Award, an honor given to superior fundraising programs at academic institutions across the country. University Advancement earned an Overall Performance Award, which was judged on…
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An upcoming lecture by influential labor organizer Dolores Huerta, a new honor for the College of Business Administration, the opening of an on-campus gastro pub and the roll-out of expanded Wi-Fi access on campus are discussed by President Michael Ortiz…
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The university announces it has completed the Campaign for Cal Poly Pomona as its 75th anniversary comes to a close. More than 17,000 people gave, with the largest gift coming from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation, which donated $42 million in…
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The Collins College of Hospitality Management has come a long way since 1973, when it began as a program in the College of Business Administration. Its growth has been fueled in large part by the generosity of donors. When the…
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The pennies sliding around in the car console, the forgotten dollar bill between the couch cushions, or the jar of change in your dresser might not look like a lot of money, but it has the power to change a…
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President Ortiz talks in this week’s video update about the response to his retirement announcement, the faculty/staff campaign and the Rose Float design contest. Ortiz thanked those who have sent him and his wife kind notes and messages since his…
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