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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Cal Poly Pomona’s California Center for Land and Water Stewardship (CCLAWS) has been selected to work with disadvantaged communities in Los Angeles and Ventura counties to assess water-related needs and develop technical proposals. The project falls under Proposition 1, “The…
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Additional Questions from Pizza with the Presidents Because of time, not all of the questions submitted during Pizza with the Presidents on May 2 were addressed. Here are answers to those questions. Is anything currently being done to ensure enough…
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The Collins College of Hospitality Management’s new expansion recently received a Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) Gold certification from the United States Green Building Council. LEED Gold is a designation that recognizes best-in-class practices for building design and…
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The Bronco Recreation and Intramural Complex, also known as the BRIC, has been recognized for the high level of environmental sustainability used in its construction. The U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) designated the campus fitness center as a Leadership in…
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Models show off clothing made from reused or recycled materials during Green Week Sustainable Fashion Show in University Park at Cal Poly Pomona.…
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An act as simple as reusing a water bottle instead of tossing it in the trash can trigger an environmentally friendly habit. That’s the message behind Earth Week 2016, a series of events led by Associated Students Inc. (ASI) and…
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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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Student veterans Bret Timmons and Ryan Anderson have transformed a corner of AGRIscapes into a hotbed for plant research. The agriculture students converted two cargo containers into hydroponic pods. The Marine veterans wanted to create a place where students could…
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With the drought in California reaching unprecedented levels, the state is seeking alternative ways to conserve what’s left of its water supply. Cal Poly Pomona biology student Renee Estephan led a team of students that came up with an innovative…
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