ASI unanimously approves recommended basic needs allocationNicolas Hernandez News November 8, 2020 0 9Following last meeting’s recommendation from the ASI secretary of basic needs, the ASI Board of Directors unanimously approved the recommended...
CPP programs assist students struggling with food or housing insecurityDiana Vasquez News November 8, 2020 0 26The Cal Poly Pomona Foundation has partnered with the Poly Pantry and the university’s Basic Needs initiative for Hunger and...
Who’s First? I Am FirstMark Lizano News November 8, 2020 0 18The I Am First program, operated by Cal Poly Pomona’s Office of Student Success just held their first-gen college student...
CPP faculty members share challenges of teaching remotelyArturo Aguirre News November 8, 2020 0 38As Cal Poly Pomona enters the halfway point of the fall semester, the switch from in-person to virtual instruction has...
CPP NSF I-corps prepares for sixth cohortCheyenne Thomas News November 8, 2020 0 15Cal Poly Pomona’s National Science Foundation Innovative Corps program is preparing for its sixth cohort following the campus’ fifth cohort...
CPP to introduce Live Chat feature this spring semesterConny Chavez News November 8, 2020 0 12Cal Poly Pomona’s Academic Affairs and Information Technology divisions are creating a Live Chat feature to facilitate more efficient communication...
Biden proposes free college plansCheyenne Thomas News November 2, 2020 0 2Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden introduced his plan for free college, a plan that would provide students whose families make...
ASI leaders decry lack of student involvement in CPP budget meetingNicolas Hernandez News November 2, 2020 0 10Ahead of an Oct. 29 university budget meeting presented by top Cal Poly Pomona administrators, ASI President Lucy Yu and...
COVID-19 testing resources vary across CSU campusesSarah Han News November 2, 2020 0 6With California State University campuses reporting varying numbers in COVID-19 cases, each university is taking different testing approaches to accommodate...
CPP administrators mind $20M gap in annual budget meetingThe Poly Post News November 2, 2020 0 46By Nicolas Hernandez, Copy Editor and Moustafa Elhadary, Staff Writer Top Cal Poly Pomona administrators convened the university’s annual budget...
