Tuesday, 06/29/10
Bret Fitzpatrick, Tyler Johnstone and Tim Youmans work on their model elevator during Project Lead the Way class for Science and Engineering educators at Cal Poly Pomona.…
Information Technology Support Changes
The Divisions of Academic Affairs and Instructional & Information Technology have jointly determined that offering a specific set of technical support functions centrally allows the university to provide consistent levels of service...
Monday 06/28/2010
Henry Gobbles is a turkey that lives at the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies at Cal Poly Pomona.…
Music Department Awards $26,050 in Scholarships
The music department has awarded $26,050 in scholarships this year, giving 71 scholarships to 45 students. Each scholarship ranges from $150 to $1,000. The scholarships are awarded for outstanding achievement in music academics, ensemble performance, music industry studies, and to…
Snapshots of Student Success
The state budget crisis has cast a long shadow on campuses across the state, forcing difficult conversations about the direction of higher education. In this climate, it's important to remember the great work, the significant accomplishments, the joy of youth…
Shakespeare Festival’s ‘Hamlet’ Takes On New Approach
The sixth annual Southern California Shakespeare Festival will explore the themes of revenge, madness, grief, treachery and corruption in its presentation of "Hamlet."
Thursday, 06/24/10
A frog rests in the weeds of a Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies pond at Cal Poly Pomona.…
Wednesday, 06/22/10
A hummingbird approaches an agapanthus growing near the CLA building at Cal Poly Pomona.…
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin 06/17/10
Mickey and Lee Segal pledge $2 million to Cal Poly Pomona…
Tuesday, 06/22/10
A mother duck leads her children on a swim in a Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies pond at Cal Poly Pomona.…