In the interest of maintaining the health and safety of students, employees, guests and all members of campus communities, the California State University (CSU) joined the University of California (UC) April 22 in announcing that the universities intend to require faculty, staff…
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The Division of Student Affairs has announced that Jonathan Grady, Ph.D. will be the next associate vice president and dean of students at Cal Poly Pomona. His official start date will be July 1, 2021. Grady is an adaptive leader and social…
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As part of its commitment to fostering a diverse, equitable and inclusive community, Cal Poly Pomona launched a campus-wide Inclusive Campus Survey on Feb. 22. Sometimes referred to as a climate survey, the formal assessment will gather data on the…
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Cal Poly Pomona still has time to help shape our campus community’s future by participating in Census 2020. The deadline for completing the Census has been extended in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Everyone has until October 31, 2020…
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Cal Poly Pomona is celebrating Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week with a series of events on campus From Nov. 18 until Nov. 22. Combating student hunger is an important initiative for CPP. The Poly Pantry opened in 2019, providing a…
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Caltrans will close the westbound on-ramp to the I-10 freeway at Kellogg Drive for approximately 45 days starting Friday, Sept. 20, around 8 p.m. This unanticipated closure is due to additional construction and safety testing associated with the San Bernardino…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Foundation will transform University Park into an out of this world galaxy with free food, live music and entertainment. The Foundation’s 36th Annual Hot Dog Caper is Thursday, Oct. 3 at 11:30 a.m. and will bring…
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*This story was updated on July 22 and July 30. Caltrans plans to close the westbound San Bernardino Freeway (I-10) off-ramp at Kellogg Drive on Tuesday, Aug. 13 and re-open on Friday, Aug. 23. The 10-day closure is part of the…
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Elizabeth Zangenberg was in her early 60s – a nontraditional student – when she first caught a glimpse of the Native American Student Center at University Plaza during her first-year orientation campus tour. She was uncertain if she was Native…
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If you’re celebrating Commencement with confetti, use paper, not plastic. Paper confetti breaks down quickly and is often biodegradable, unlike confetti made of Mylar, glitter and plastic. The synthetic versions decompose slowly and can be difficult to clear from the…
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