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By Alejandro Barlow, March 5, 2024 A vehicle caught fire on Palm Drive Monday Feb. 26 morning. Smoke was seen...

Apiary program saves world one bee at a time

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By Lann Nguyen, March 4, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona’s Apiary program is designed to train California’s future beekeepers. Utilizing the...

CPP ranks 7th for ‘producing the most homegrown entrepreneurs within the same state’

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By Bryan Doan, March 5, 2024 University Business rated Cal Poly Pomona as No. 7 of the top schools for...

Accounting students, alumni volunteer to help taxpayers in the VITA program

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By Kailee Santiago and Erica Roa, March 5, 2024 Tax season, one of the most stressful seasons, is upon students....

Cal Poly Pomona Womxn’s Resource Center hosts Taboo Topics event

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By Marline Esquivel, March 5, 2024 For Women’s Month in March, the Womxn’s Resource Center at Cal Poly Pomona hosted...

Gen Z is OK with dying

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By Kristine Pascual, March 5, 2024 “I think I want to die but even that takes too much work. There...

Students work to survive the degree

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By Erica Roa, March 5, 2024 Whether it is physical or mental labor, the students at Cal Poly Pomona are...

Is contemporary art, art?

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By Scotty Ninh, March 5, 2024 The current landscape of contemporary art has seen the rise of the minimalist genre...

Gym culture at CPP

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By Christian Gastelum and Erica Roa, March 5, 2024 Every day is a challenge to be greater than the last,...

Commentary: Brahms? Boring? Why this beloved composer does not translate well to today’s generation

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By Charlize Althea Garcia, March 5, 2024 Do you think Brahms is boring? I don’t … maybe. Johannes Brahms, celebrated...

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Luxury apartment complex The Current struggles with safety, sanitation

‘They are going down’: CPP letters bound to be removed due to lack of safety

Academic Senate votes on new GE pattern for fall 2025

Arts and Culture

Dance concert sheds light on abortion, environment among other social issues

Cal Poly Pomona alumnus Kyle Smith named NFL’s first fashion editor

CPP Livestock Show Team organizes first Pomona Classic show

Opinion

Latinos support mass deportation by voting for Trump

Anti-trans rhetoric is damaging the LGBTQ+ community

Does your name really matter?

Sports

Women’s soccer moves on to NCAA Sweet 16, Men’s run ends in the second round

Broncos stun Cal State San Bernardino in CCAA opener

CPP boxing team participates in first boxing sparring match

La Voz

La comunidad latina celebra la victoria de los LA Dodgers en la Serie Mundial de 2024

Latinos de primera generación votan por inmigración, educación, y preocupaciones sobre matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo

Resucitando el latín, música clásica latina: Orquesta Filarmónica de Los Ángeles celebra el Día de los Muertos

Car unexpectedly bursts into flames on CPP’s Palm Drive

Apiary program saves world one bee at a time

CPP ranks 7th for ‘producing the most homegrown entrepreneurs within the same state’

Accounting students, alumni volunteer to help taxpayers in the VITA program

Cal Poly Pomona Womxn’s Resource Center hosts Taboo Topics event

Gen Z is OK with dying

Students work to survive the degree

Is contemporary art, art?

Gym culture at CPP

Commentary: Brahms? Boring? Why this beloved composer does not translate well to today’s generation

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