Cal Poly Pomona’s distinctive Student Services Building took top honors in the education category at the Los Angeles Business Council’s 2019 Architectural Awards ceremony on June 21. “This year’s award winners exemplify how architecture can elicit joy, enhance social interaction,…
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Cal Poly Pomona is aiming to enhance its legacy in sustainability and green building as another construction project alters the campus landscape. With six buildings and a parking structure already earning accolades and certifications for Leadership in Energy and Environmental…
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The U.S. Green Building Council’s Los Angeles Chapter (USGBC-LA) has awarded The Collins College of Hospitality Management the 2017 Sustainability Innovation Award in the category of Health and Well-being for Building 80, which was certified LEED Gold. The recognizes building projects that exceed the…
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Cal Poly Pomona and drivers can toot their horns about Parking Structure 2, which has become the first parking facility in California to earn certification for features that promote green building methods and sustainability. Parking Structure 2 earned a bronze…
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Cal Poly Pomona is one of the nation’s most environmentally responsible colleges according to the Princeton Review, which listed the university in its 2017 edition of The Princeton Review Guide to 375 Green Colleges. Cal Poly Pomona received a “green…
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University President Soraya M. Coley signed on to We Are Still In, a nationwide grass-roots initiative that aims to abide by the Paris climate agreement despite the withdrawal by the United States from the pact. Cal Poly Pomona is one…
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Collins College of Hospitality Management students can now dine at outdoor courtyards that overlook the entire campus, grab a to-go Starbucks coffee for studying in a decked-out lounge or learn about the industry in new state-of-the-art classrooms. They joined a…
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Cal Poly Pomona continues to burnish its reputation as a leader in higher education when it comes to sustainability. The university finished No. 30 nationally in the Princeton Review’s 2015 “Guide to 353 Green Colleges.” The university’s inclusion in the…
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Kermit the Frog said it best: It’s not easy being green. The Cal Poly Pomona Climate Action Plan outlines the university’s commitment to be carbon neutral by the year 2030 and requires the effort of every department. Spearheading the work…
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For the fourth consecutive year, the Princeton Review has recognized Cal Poly Pomona in its annual “Guide to 322 Green Colleges.” “In an effort to reduce its environmental impact, the university has implemented a new policy that requires all office…
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