For the people who know Violet Palmer, they all say there’s one trait that sets her apart from others —her ability to out-work teammates and competitors alike. As a teen growing up in Compton, she woke up before dawn to…
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The newly formed Campus Police & Safety Advisory Committee at Cal Poly Pomona has an ambitious goal, to bridge the gap between traditional policing and community policing in a way that aligns with the educational mission of the university. Ask…
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Cal Poly Pomona will host the annual Town & Gown Bike Ride on Friday, March 25 that will allow cyclists to enjoy the outdoors, explore Pomona and be the first to pedal in the city’s new protected bike lanes. The…
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Alumnus Gabriel Dima-Smith (’17, government and economics) was featured by CSU News in “Meet 10 Members of the CSU Community Who are Paving the Way for Social Justice.” Growing up, Dima-Smith wasn’t sure he’d go to college, so after finishing…
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After a three-year hiatus due to the pandemic, the Town and Gown Bike Ride is back. On Friday, March 25, at 10:30 a.m. join students, faculty and staff for a 10-mile tour that passes through Pomona’s tapestry of parks and landmarks. This…
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Join the Center for Advancement of Faculty Excellence (CAFE) to recognize the 2022 recipients of the Wall of COOL (Celebrating Outstanding Opportunities for Learning). This year’s awardees include Berit Givens (mathematics and statistics); Iman Hemmatian (international business and marketing); Janel…
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In this exhibit, Ann Phong, an art department lecturer, ruminates on identity and memories of the pandemic, and the social, political and climate crises that continue to plague it. Phong is the first Asian American artist to hold a solo…
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Fall 2022 course adoption info needs to be submitted by Friday, March 25. Faculty and academic support staff should submit adoptions via Verba Collect. For help, contact Textbook Requisitions Coordinator Stacie Shellner. The bookstore must post cost info for all…
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Any time you or your family members experience difficult memories or feelings, such as disbelief, time distortion, grief, anger and more, LifeMatters can help. Visit the LifeMatters website or download the LifeMatters app (Sign in with the password “Pomona”).Call anytime…
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CPP’s own “rock star,” Nicholas Van Buer, an associate professor of geological sciences, was featured in this Instagram post that garnered over 1,600 likes. Van Buer spent his sabbatical completing a 500-mile hike across the Mojave Desert. He also filmed…
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