Chefs from La Verne, Pasadena, and Pomona will use produce grown locally by college students to prepare a farm to table dinner. Travis Flood of Alexander’s Steakhouse in Pasadena, Christopher Gendreau of Chase’s La Verne, and the Cal Poly Pomona…
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Students at Cal Poly Pomona learn by doing, one of the many advantages of a polytechnic education. In both indoor and outdoor classrooms and laboratories, they explore, innovate and prepare for the future in a wide variety of disciplines. By…
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Sunflowers bloom at Spadra Farm near Cal Poly Pomona.…
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PolyCentric and Benjamin F. Quillian, acting vice president and CFO for administrative affairs, received a response sharing student concerns about the Air Resources Board’s potential move to Cal Poly Pomona. Read this letter explaining the use of the Spadra parcel.…
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Questions have been raised about the possibility of the California Air Resources Board constructing a new facility at Cal Poly Pomona. The following serves to provide answers to the questions we have received. Additional questions may be directed to the…
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Numerous questions have been received about the Air Resource Board's plan to relocate its facility. Please find the questions that have been received and answers to those questions, to the extent that the information is available to the university.
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The fall quarter edition of Pizza with the Presidents started off on a whimsical note — with a question about marching bands — before turning to more serious topics that weigh on student minds. Coley and ASI President Julian Herrera…
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Cal Poly Pomona is one of two sites the state Air Resources Board is considering to relocate the facility it now houses in El Monte. If it chooses Pomona, it would need no more than 17 acres of the approximately…
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