The Class of 2023 celebrated the trials, triumphs, grit and resiliency that helped them succeed on their path to graduation during Commencement. About 7,500 graduates from spring 2023, fall 2022 and summer 2023 received their undergraduate and graduate degrees to…
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For Abigail Trujillo, science offers a pathway to understanding. Science provides the fundamental understanding of how the natural world works and the tools to solve life’s puzzles. Trujillo has had an insatiable inquisitiveness about the world since she was a…
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The brisk walking to get to class on time, the huddling around campus maps and students holding stacks of textbooks at bookstore registers signaled the start of the fall 2022 academic year. With in-person classes increased to 73 percent this…
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The W. K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Center on the Cal Poly Pomona campus is once again open to the public. After closing periodically during the COVID-19 pandemic, the home of the longest continuous Arabian horse breeding program in the United…
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Educational Leadership Assistant Professor Eligio Martinez, Jr., along with doctoral candidate Ever Barraza and Audrey Paredes, an alumna of the gender, ethnicity, and multicultural studies (GEMS) program at Cal Poly Pomona recently won the American Association of Hispanics in Higher Education’s…
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The Class of 2022 celebrated earning their degrees with cheers, tears and some Tik Tok-worthy dance moves during Commencement. More than 8,000 graduates from spring 2022, fall 2021 and summer 2021 crossed the stage in the University Quad to receive…
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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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Cecilia Santiago-González, Assistant Vice President – Strategic Initiatives for Student Success, has been named an Outstanding Advising Administrator by the National Academic Advising Association (NACADA). NACADA’s Excellence in Advising Awards recognize individuals who demonstrate qualities and practices that make significant…
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A new study that analyzes the interplay or of race, poverty, politics and age distribution on COVID-19 vaccination rates in each county across the United States has found that the impact of each factor is not universal across geographies. Carsten…
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The Broncos men’s and women’s soccer teams are getting a kick out of their new turf after the renovation of two practice fields. Prior to the refurbishment of Activity Fields 1 and 3, the Facilities Planning & Management department’s Landscape…
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