Cal Poly Pomona’s eagerly awaited Tomatozania plant sale features hundreds of tomato varieties for purchase starting March 18 at the Farm Store while supplies last. The Farm Store is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Selections range from…
Read More »
On the 100th anniversary of the Los Angeles County Fair, the Cal Poly Pomona Huntley College of Agriculture will enjoy expanded visibility. Campus sheep and goats will again be the centerpiece of the popular Big Red Barn’s petting zoo. Other…
Read More »
A Huntley College of Agriculture graduate student helped develop a sustainable process for producing lab-grown meat and earned the top prize in an innovative high-stakes competition. Lillian Wang competed in Cultivate Tomorrow, an event created by graduate and undergraduate students…
Read More »
Hispanic Outlook on Education ranks Cal Poly Pomona No. 1 among polytechnic universities and No. 18 among all U.S. universities for the number of Hispanic students graduating with Bachelor degrees in 2019-20. The university is also No. 2 nationally for…
Read More »
Over 20 consecutive years of tradition continues for the Cal Poly Pomona National Model United Nations (Model UN) team, winner of the Distinguished Delegation Award at this year’s virtual simulation. “I’m extra proud of this year’s team for maintaining that…
Read More »
How important are internships in shaping students’ future endeavors? This summer, three students from the Cal Poly Pomona Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture participated in a rotational internship program developed by wholesale nursery giant TreeSap Farms, doing business as…
Read More »
Fourteen Cal Poly Pomona students attended a three-week study abroad course this summer in Costa Rica to learn about tropical sustainable agriculture. The class was hosted by The Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center, known by its acronym, CATIE (Centro…
Read More »
Cal Poly Pomona brews beer and grows grapes for wine and oranges for freshly-squeezed juice. In a few years, you could add coffee to your shopping list. The Department of Plant Science has planted 13 different varieties of coffee from…
Read More »
They fought to the bitter end, only to come up a little short. For the second year in a row, a team of Cal Poly Pomona students took second place at the Golf Course Superintendent Association of America’s Collegiate Turf…
Read More »
Respected scholars in the STEM fields will visit the Cal Poly Pomona campus on Friday, Jan. 29 when Cal Poly Pomona hosts a special symposium focused on research and graduate school. “microMORPH 2016: Past, Present and Future of Plant Evo-Devo,”…
Read More »
