The road that leads to Facilities Planning & Management (FP&M) in Building 81 near the outskirts of campus also forms a junction for Cal Poly Pomona’s learn-by-doing ethos and dedication to student success. Students have flocked to the university for…
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Earl Gales Jr., a founding member of the Cal Poly Pomona Philanthropic Foundation Board and an alumnus whose senior thesis helped establish the LA Metro system, died Nov. 20. He was 73. Gales’ (’72, urban and regional planning) thesis became…
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College of Environmental Design Professor Sarah Meyer is known for teaching a variety of subjects from typography to book arts to design thinking. What some may not know is that she earned a 2021 United Designs Alliance (UDA) Medallion. She…
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A $400,000 gift from a Southern California couple committed to architecture education rewards the efforts of Cal Poly Pomona students designing real-world projects in a comprehensive housing design studio. The gift, which provides 10 $5,000 merit awards to architecture students,…
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Cal Poly Pomona will celebrate its newest graduates with in-person Commencement ceremonies on May 20-22 in its traditional location in the University Quad. More than 7,200 from the Class of 2022 will be joined by approximately 1,000 graduates from summer…
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It’s tradition at commencement to invite guest speakers to inspire the graduating class and celebrate their achievements. This year, Cal Poly Pomona is welcoming several inspiring and successful individuals to speak at the ceremonies from May 20 to 22. “Cal…
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Cal Poly Pomona honored the 2021-22 Outstanding Advisors for their unwavering commitment to student success at an annual awards reception on April 26. The awards recognized exceptional faculty and staff advisors, as well as an outstanding advising program. The Outstanding…
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Break out the bubbly: The Collins College of Hospitality Management is No. 10 in the 2022 rankings of CEOWORLD magazine’s “Best Hospitality and Hotel Management Schools in the World,” the only program in California to make the Top 50 list.…
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Alejandra Arevalo knew she wanted a position on campus that would help her put what she learned in class into practice. But what the visual communication design senior didn’t know when she was hired as a student assistant in the…
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The completion of a new outdoor classroom at the Lyle Center for Regenerative Studies brings it closer to fulfilling an ambitious project that links learning, food production and creative opportunities for students. The goal is to use regenerative agriculture to…
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