4/5/18
“The Future of Preservation in Los Angeles,” Bustler.net
Architecture Professor Luis Hoyos, a former Los Angeles Conservancy board member and member of the national Advisory Council on Historic Preservation, was part of a panel exploring the future of historic preservation in Los Angeles on the 40th anniversary of the Los Angeles Conservancy’s founding.
4/3/18
“New Evidence Suggests Possible Life on Venus,” Popular Mechanics
Rakesh Mogul, professor of biological chemistry and co-author of the study featured, was quoted about the extreme habitats that can support life.
4/1/18
“Aliens Among Us? There may be aliens living in the clouds of Venus – but only microbes NASA claims,” The Sun (UK)
Rakesh Mogul, professor of biological chemistry, is a co-author of the study.
4/1/18
“Clouds of Venus Could host Extraterrestrial Life Forms,” Newsweek
Rakesh Mogul, professor of biological chemistry and co-author of the study featured, was quoted about the research team’s findings.
3/30/18
“Viva the Scholar-Activist!” InsideHigherEd.com
Opinion piece by Alvaro Huerta, assistant professor of urban and regional planning and Ethnic and Women’s Studies, talking about the dual role of scholar-activist.
3/12/18
“Assembly member Holden to Honor 41st Assembly District’s Woman of the Year and Women of Distinction at Annual Open House,” Pasadena Now Biology Professor Jill Adler-Moore receives the 41st Assembly District’s 2018 Women of Distinction award. Adler-Moore was recognized for her distinguished 42-year career as a teacher and researcher in molecular biology and immunology at Cal Poly Pomona and her invention of the drug AmBisome, which is used to treat serious, life-threatening fungal infections.
3/3/18
“Shaping the Next Generation of Architects,” EnvironmentGuru.com
Architecture Professor Pablo La Rouche quoted about incorporating the 2030 curriculum into his studio class Advanced Architectural Design.
2/19/18
“Cal Poly Pomona engineering students to test rocket system near Lucerne Valley in preparation for future competition,” – Daily Bulletin 02-19
Cal Poly Pomona engineering students will gather at Lucerne Dry Lake, outside Lucerne Valley, to test a liquid fuel rocket they designed with the goal of being the first college-student designed rocket to go into space.
2/13/18
“Cal Poly Pomona is Named a 2018 Social Mobility Innovator,” Business Wire
CollegeNET, Inc., a leading provider of web-based on-demand technologies for higher education and the developer of the Social Mobility Index (SMI), names Cal Poly Pomona a Social Mobility Innovator for 2018.
1/9/18
“How to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in the Inland area,” Daily Bulletin
Cal Poly Pomona President Soraya M. Coley serves as the keynote speaker at the Pomona Inland Valley Martin Luther King Jr. Project’s 36th annual Martin Luther King Jr. celebration.