Posibles redadas de ICE amenazan el cuerpo estudiantil; Para preparar y proteger los estudiantes por los reglamentos de CSU
ASI Board of Directors narrowly approves budgetNicolas Hernandez News April 28, 2020 0Following nearly a month of presentations and discussion, the Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors approved the organization’s budget...
Students volunteer to 3D print face shieldsSteven Everett News April 28, 2020 0Members of Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Engineering recently joined the SoCal Makers COVID-19 Response Team in its efforts to...
CPP to receive roughly $31M from CARES ActAmber Li News April 21, 2020 0The Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act was signed into law on March 28, following a unanimous Senate...
Campus community suffers from COVID-19 amid rising national concernsSarah Han News April 21, 2020 0A campus employee has tested positive for COVID-19, becoming the second confirmed case at the university. The staff member is...
CSU provides $500 emergency grants for studentsZuvanny Macias News April 21, 2020 0The California State University (CSU) system is continuing to implement changes among all 23 universities in response to the COVID-19...
Board of Directors postpones budget approvalNicolas Hernandez News April 21, 2020 0The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors opted unanimously on April 16 to delay the approval of the 2020-2021...
Alumnus wins 2020 AIA Young Architects AwardLauren Scheer News April 21, 2020 0Cal Poly Pomona alumnus Oswaldo “Ozzie” Tapia (’04, architecture), who lectures at CPP in the architecture department, is a recipient...
Students write letters to remain engaged during social distancing orderJizelle Saucedo News April 21, 2020 0On April 15, Cal Poly Pomona students gathered for the virtual event, “Tea and Letter Writing: To Our Elders,” which...
US coronavirus death rates expected to hit all-time highSarah Han News April 14, 2020 0Death toll in U.S. reached over 21,000 as of April 12 The United States continues to hold the highest number...
Credit/no credit grading option now availableSarah Han News April 14, 2020 0The Office of Student Success has allowed students to opt out from letter grades for a credit/no credit option for...
