Companies need to stop manipulating consumer dataChristian Arredondo Opinion December 3, 2019 0Due to technological advancements, it has become the norm for companies to obtain data to tweak users’ feed or homepage...
Library escalator repairs finally underway after two months of malfunctionChristian Arredondo News November 5, 2019 0Since Sept. 5, it has been about two months that the escalator in the library has malfunctioned and has been...
Blizzard Entertainment is out of lineChristian Arredondo Opinion October 22, 2019 0Since Oct. 5, the now-infamous gaming company Blizzard Entertainment has been under heavy scrutiny following the decision to ban pro-gamer...
Burning odor alarms BSC prior to senate meetingChristian Arredondo News October 15, 2019 0On Oct. 8 around 9:30 a.m., a burning smell swept throughout the north end of the Bronco Student Center (BSC),...
REVIEW: ‘Joker’ makes its way as a stand-alone filmChristian Arredondo Arts and Culture October 8, 2019 0“Joker” was released Oct. 3. One of the most anticipated films this year was made by co-writer and director Todd...
CPP admits whopping 7,200 new studentsChristian Arredondo News September 17, 2019 0Cal Poly Pomona has admitted an impressive total of 7,200 new and transfer students for the current fall semester. However,...
Wildfire alert app spreads across campusChristian Arredondo News September 17, 2019 0Wildfire, a free alert system mobile app that launched in 2016, is picking up steam around campuses and cities across...
Review: ‘Salvador Dalí’ spices up the theaterChristian Arredondo Arts and Culture April 30, 2019 0“References to Salvador Dalí Make Me Hot,” the latest and final production brought to you by the Theatre and New...
REVIEW: ‘The Skin of Our Teeth,’ with a dose of TrumpChristian Arredondo Arts and Culture March 26, 2019 0From dinosaurs and mammoths, drug-using announcers, and a floating bloated Donald Trump, the Cal Poly Pomona theater and dance department...
American Physics Society names CPP a top school for physicsChristian Arredondo News March 12, 2019 0The American Physics Society (APS) has recognized Cal Poly Pomona as a top school for physics students, ranking in fourth...
