Students are invited to attend the next Campus Master Plan forum that will focus on potential improvements in and around the Bronco Student Center. The student-centered forum on Thursday, Nov. 29, will start at U-Hour and is scheduled to run…
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A group of 65 Cal Poly Pomona students accepted the NASA eXploration Systems and Habitation (X-Hab) Academic Innovation Challenge and designed and built a functional, innovative prototype that increases functionality for human space exploration missions. The Mars habitation module (CPP-HAB),…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Foundation will travel back to the 1980s and host the year’s gnarliest bash at University Park with free food, live music and 80s themed entertainment. The Foundation’s 35th Annual Hot Dog Caper is Thursday, Oct. 4…
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Eight high-achieving Cal Poly Pomona students were recognized for making a difference in their communities and awarded a $2,000 scholarship at the annual Hilda L. Solis Scholarship Dinner & Reception. During the event on Sept. 13, Los Angeles County Supervisor…
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A scholarship effort designed to help grapple with the shortage of special education teachers in Southern California recently welcomed its first cohort of students. The Integrated Teacher Education Program (ITEP) and Special Educators of Excellence in Diverse Settings (SEEDS) scholarship…
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When Cal Poly Pomona’s inaugural fall semester starts on Thursday, Aug. 23, the University Police Department and the Department of Parking & Transportation Services will be out in force to direct traffic flow. Police and parking officers will be stationed…
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Cal Poly Pomona will welcome more than 7,700 incoming first-time and transfer students this fall, the largest class in the university’s 80-year history. The increase comes as the campus, which is ranked No. 47 on Money Magazine’s list of “The…
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To ensure that prospective student veterans know that university support for their community goes to the top, Cal Poly Pomona held a special program for veterans on Friday, March 23. Approximately 60 veterans attended the ‘Every Day is Veterans Day’…
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At colleges across the university’s campus, students huddled around booths under banners imprinted with their majors, gathered at tables with advisors and professors, or sat at desks classroom-style listening to presentations, all with the same goal in mind – to…
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Don’t get caught off-guard by a road or lane closure. The newly launched Compass website aims to help students, faculty, staff and visitors get around traffic issues and construction work on campus. In addition to alerts related to construction, the…
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