Cal Poly Pomona proudly celebrates Native American Heritage Month in November, recognizing the contributions that the first Americans made to our country. CPP’s American Indian/Native American students, faculty and staff have created a community on campus through the Native American…
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The long-awaited day of walking across the stage in regalia with a diploma cover before friends, family and fellow classmates finally occurred for the classes of 2020 and 2021 in the College of Education and Integrative Studies. Last year, the…
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Cal Poly Pomona will name its College of Agriculture after 1960 alumnus Don B. Huntley, who has pledged a transformative gift. The gift will provide funds for academic innovations, scientific research and student scholarships. The college is the founding college…
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