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By Christian Ulrich, Nov. 15, 2022 On Nov. 10, Cal Poly Pomona’s volleyball team traveled to San Marcos where they...

Bronco men’s basketball falls short in the season opener versus Cougars

Daniel Tapia

Sports

November 15, 2022 0

By Daniel Tapia, Nov. 15, 2022 On Nov. 11, Cal Poly Pomona’s men’s basketball team opened their 2022-2023 season on...

Leandro Candray wins CCAA Runner of the Week

Nate Macay

Sports

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By Nate Macay, Nov. 15, 2022 For the first time in his career at Cal Poly Pomona, men’s cross country runner...

La Nueva Era de la Música Romántica

Luis Olguin

La Voz de Pomona

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Escrito por Luis Olguin, Nov. 15, 2022 La música romántica viene en múltiples géneros que pueden atraer a muchos fanáticos...

More students discover mold in dorms, causing a back-up in work orders

Christie Counts

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November 8, 2022 0

By Christie Counts, Nov. 08, 2022 This semester, students living in Estrellas discovered mold inside their air ventilation systems prompting the...

Students express concern at lack of surveillance in parking lots

Erin Han

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By Erin Han, Nov. 8, 2022 Amidst a recent increase of vehicle crimes on campus, students at Cal Poly Pomona...

Scabies scare raises additional concerns over public health among students

Deena Wicker

News

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By Deena Wicker, Nov. 8, 2022 Several members of the English department were informed of potential scabies cases on Oct. 12,...

CPP hosts midterm voting center at BSC

Jonathan Santiago

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By Jonathan Santiago, Nov. 8, 2022 Cal Poly Pomona will host a voting center Nov. 8 at the Bronco Student...

Bronco Launchpad takes off

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By Amanda Guevara, Nov. 8, 2022 Bronco Launchpad Crowdfunding held their annual event for over two weeks in October to...

Faculty and students share their thoughts on the recent CPP lawsuit

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By Connie Lee and Eliana Rodriguez, Nov. 8, 2022 A recent Cal Poly Pomona lawsuit filed by a university police...

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$25M gap leads campus to pull from reserves : MacKenzie Scott donation called ‘wow money’

Eight CPP buildings pose ‘serious’ or ‘severe’ risk to life in event of earthquake

Academic Senate raises alarm over GE pattern changes

Arts and Culture

Concert Review: Origami Angel fires up Glass House Pomona with pop-punk, emo hits

Tyler, the Creator returns with ‘Chromakopia’ hitting No. 1 on Billboard 200

Festival of lights: CPPISA brings Diwali traditions to Life uniting students in celebration

Opinion

Californians kept slavery alive

Culture of weight cutting needs to stop

Keep your hands off our bodies

Sports

CPP women’s soccer claims back-to-back titles, men’s clinch CCAA playoffs

No. 4 Broncos record best start in program history

CPP women’s basketball ranks in the Top 25, men’s focus on rebuilding culture

La Voz

Zapateando del Corazón: El club de folclórico de CPP aprovechan su herencia

CECCHE celebrates 30th annual Día de los Muertos event

Reviving Latin, Latino classical music: LA Phil celebrates Día de los Muertos

Bronco volleyball takes home CCAA tournament championship for the first time in program history

Bronco men’s basketball falls short in the season opener versus Cougars

Leandro Candray wins CCAA Runner of the Week

La Nueva Era de la Música Romántica

More students discover mold in dorms, causing a back-up in work orders

Students express concern at lack of surveillance in parking lots

Scabies scare raises additional concerns over public health among students

CPP hosts midterm voting center at BSC

Bronco Launchpad takes off

Faculty and students share their thoughts on the recent CPP lawsuit

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