Review: “Women’s Rights are Human Rights” and Mine TooAaliyah Marie Eve Murillo Arts and Culture October 5, 2021 0By Aaliyah Murillo, Oct. 5, 2021 As one enters the courtyard of the W. Keith & Janet Kellogg University Art...
ASI Adventures ignites virtual campfire for outdoorsy studentsAlexander Osornio Arts and Culture October 5, 2021 0By Alexander Osornio, Oct. 5, 2021 The ASI Adventures program continued to foster intimate spaces for students with a taste...
Alumnus and President of Disney Imagineering Robert Weis continues innovation at Disney ParksThe Poly Post, Ethereal Reyes and Minuet Bando Arts and Culture October 5, 2021 0By Ethereal Violet Reyes and Minuet Bando, Oct. 5, 2021 From Shanghai to Tokyo Disneyland and back to the local...
Student and her service dog work together to manage disabilityMichael Yu Arts and Culture October 5, 2021 0By Michael Yu, Oct. 5, 2021 Dogs are known to be man’s best friend, but to Cal Poly Pomona history...
CPP’s Pumpkin Festival promises a ‘gourd’ time for the communityMegan Freeman Arts and Culture September 28, 2021 0By Megan Freeman, Sept. 28, 2021 Last year, COVID-19 wreaked havoc on fun campus events like the annual Pumpkin Festival,...
On campus dining embraces vegan, vegetarian optionsYetnaleci Maya Martinez Arts and Culture September 28, 2021 0By Yetnaleci Maya Martinez, Sept. 28, 2021 Cal Poly Pomona’s Foundation Dining Services has been working consistently with their newly...
Poolside viewing of ‘Moana’ creates big wavesGustavo Castillo Arts and Culture September 28, 2021 0By Gustavo Castillo, Sept. 28, 2021 After a long day of stressful classes, CPP students gathered to share laughs, dance...
Review: LA County Fair returns in ‘Bite-Size’ fashionZachary Chen Arts and Culture September 28, 2021 0By Zachary Chen, Sept. 28, 2021 As the sun set on the Fairplex with bright lights and vibrant music playing...
Review: Rose Bowl flea market encapsulates the thrift phenomenonLuis Olguin Arts and Culture September 28, 2021 0By Luis Olguin Santiago, Sept. 28, 2020 For the past decade, thrifting has become a social phenomenon influencing Generation Z...
Clothes Closet stipend program helps students fit inJustyn Fulton Arts and Culture September 28, 2021 0By Justyn Fulton, Sept. 28, 2021 To help start the school year off strong, the Clothes Closet, operated by the...