At her high school in suburban Boston, Iris Levine’s aptitude tests earmarked her for a career as an accountant. Her mother sounded a different note. “If you want to go to school for accounting, you’ll live at home and go…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s inaugural TEDxCPP event, an independently organized TED event, attracted guest speakers from fields as varied as the music industry, space exploration and tourism when it was held on campus in March. Tickets to the event quickly sold…
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For the eighth consecutive year, Cal Poly Pomona students were among the top presenters at the 22nd Annual Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research, which was held at Cal State Fullerton on Nov. 22. A total of 166 students and…
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A lecture series that debuts Wednesday, Nov. 5, will honor the memory of a former Cal Poly Pomona professor who also was an award-winning journalist, filmmaker and human rights activist. The late Professor Emeritus Saul Landau was the first holder…
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Experts in theology, neuroscience, psychotherapy, ecology and anthropology will make presentations at a November conference at Cal Poly Pomona to discuss how care, compassion and meditation can help promote nonviolence in families and communities. “Care, Compassion and Mindfulness” is the…
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Roger Blaine Humes, a longtime staff member in the College of Engineering and a published poet, has died after a battle with cancer. He was 61. Humes was born in Keokuk, Iowa, in 1952 and graduated from Central Lee High…
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Explore Cal Poly Pomona through an augmented reality tour – an experience that uses new technology to highlight the campus’ rich history. Walking through the Bronco Student Center, visitors will learn that in 1974 it was home to Cal Poly…
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Ten Cal Poly Pomona students will travel to Washington, D.C. to participate in the Model Organization of American States General Assembly from March 25 to 29. The event is designed to educate students about diplomacy and the OAS, a hemispheric…
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Thanks to Hollywood tales of swashbuckling archaeologists, the study of ancient civilizations is indelibly linked in popular culture to the discovery of royal tombs, golden idols and jewel-encrusted treasures. In reality, some of the most useful artifacts, at least in…
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History Professor Zuoyue Wang published a guest editorial in the November issue of the American Physical Society’s newsletter, APS News. The newsletter is distributed to about 48,000 APS members worldwide. In the editorial, “China, Sputnik, and American Science,” Wang argues…
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