Pumpkins soared high across Kellogg Ranch on Nov. 3 during a trebuchet showdown, a hands-on engineering competition featuring 10 teams from the College of Science and C ollege of ...
Opinion
Prof. Jason Turcotte on what voters lose when political candidates turn to content creators and AI
Professor Jason Turcotte, chair of the communication department, warns that political candidates who prioritize influencers over traditional news interviews risk weakening public scrutiny. Though he’s ...
Teaching is often thought of as the simple act of passing information from professor to student. For Philosophy Professor Alex Madva, however, the real challenge lies in creating an environment where ...
Cal Poly Pomona Rose Float team president Allyson Castillo (‘26 mechanical engineering) and SLO team president Bennett Parisi (‘26, master's in electrical and electronics engineering) explain how ...
More than half of Cal Poly Pomona students are the first in their families to attend college. This November, the university is celebrating that community with its annual First-Gen Celebration, ...
This session is great for students interested in exploring the pathway to teaching and the credential programs CPP has to offer. This session will cover details about each of our teaching credential ...
Orientation is just the beginning of your Cal Poly Pomona experience. Attending Orientation helps ensure a successful transition into the academic community and is designed for incoming freshmen, ...
Geography and Anthropology Associate Professor James J.A. Blair, who studies the social impacts of lithium extraction, warns that development in Imperial Valley communities already facing significant ...
International Business and Marketing Associate Professor Randy Stein explains how smear campaigns can exploit existing voter biases by weaving small elements of truth into misleading narratives. “The ...
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