The Cal Poly Pomona Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies is commemorating its 25 years and the legacy of founding director John T. Lyle with a series of sustainability-themed public events throughout October. Located on 16 acres, the Lyle Center was…
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Faculty, staff and students from the College of Letters, Arts, and Social Sciences were among the thousands who attended a recent climate strike in Los Angeles. The Sept. 20 rally was part of the Global Climate Strike, a worldwide event…
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Diners at Cal Poly Pomona can sip their drinks with a clean conscious after a campus-wide switch to compostable straws. The CSU Chancellor’s Office passed a ban at the start of the year on single-use plastic straws across the 23-campus…
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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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The Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies at Cal Poly Pomona is celebrating Earth Day with a festival that includes presentations and hands-on activities about aquaculture, composting, medicinal backyard gardens and more. The Earth Day Festival on April 22, which is…
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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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Students living in university housing can help the City of Pomona become the most water-wise municipality in the U.S. by turning off their faucets. Pomona is calling on residents in the Encinitas, Montecito, Alamitos, Aliso, Palmitas and Cedritos residence halls,…
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Cal Poly Pomona’s efforts in sustainability received high marks in The Princeton Review’s Guide to 399 Green Colleges, 2018. The university scored a green rating of 92 out of a possible 99. Among the achievements used for scorings are: Use…
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As Kellogg Creek flows into the pond behind Building 1, a student in a nearby gathering circle completes a class assignment on a laptop, another sits and relaxes near the water’s edge while other students research the native flora. This…
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Parking Structure 2 has received a second highly coveted award for sustainability less than two years after its opening. Representatives from the Cal Poly Pomona Department of Planning, Design & Construction and Parking & Transportation Services accepted the Award for…
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