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CPP students bound to leasing agreement through end of academic year
At the end of the 2020 spring semester, many Cal Poly Pomona students reluctantly ...
Restaurant impossible: county officials restrict outdoor dining
The latest blow to the restaurant industry was dealt last week when Los Angeles ...
CPP community grieves sudden loss of professor Michael Reibel
Last month, the Cal Poly Pomona community suffered the tragic loss of Michael Reibel, ...
CPP professor, psychologist dives into the wonders of the mind
Up the road from Cal Poly Pomona in Diamond Bar, Saadia McLeod is a ...
Historic launch of SpaceX astronaut makes Pomona proud
With hometown support for NASA pilot and second-in-command, Victor Glover’s historic launch to the ...
CPP alumnus appointed as Arcadia’s first police chief of Japanese descent
The Arcadia Police Department announced late last month that Cal Poly Pomona alumnus Roy ...
Prop 16 rejection prompts mixed emotions among CPP affirmative action advocates
In the recent general election, California citizens cast over 16.7 million ballots, ultimately rejecting ...
CPP community weighs in on COVID-19 vaccines
Nearly eight months after the outbreak of the coronavirus in the United States, Americans ...
New political climate: Biden prioritizes rejoining Paris Agreement
In a welcome development for the environmental movement, President-elect Joe Biden has pledged to ...
CPP Police Advisory Task Force prepares for action in spring
The Cal Poly Pomona Police Advisory Task Force is preparing for its retreat in ...
