The Poly Post

April 14, 2020 0

Due to Cal Poly Pomona’s decision to transition all classes to virtual instruction on March 18, students are going through...

Sanders’ movement continues

Nicholas Talamante

Opinion

April 14, 2020 0

On April 8, Sen. Bernie Sanders announced he was suspending his presidential campaign for the 2020 Democratic Party nomination. This...

How coronavirus distresses a student in the class of 2020

Nouk Keovyphone

Opinion

April 14, 2020 0

The race to the finish line becomes bittersweet as all the late-night studying, mounds of homework and Scantron tests slowly...

Students need a break during pandemic

Andy Foreman

Opinion

April 14, 2020 0

Classes have started back up again, and spring break is over. This year, however, it is difficult for students to...

Students share their spring break plans amid ‘Safe at Home’ order

The Poly Post

News

April 7, 2020 0

Cal Poly Pomona students have endured drastic changes in the past few weeks. With classes transferring to online only, CPP...

Is graduating in 4 years a myth?

The Poly Post

Opinion

April 7, 2020 0

By Andy Foreman & Dennis Erturk Every Cal Poly Pomona student knows how stressful the registration period is. You’ve talked...

Online class works for me

Steven Everett

Opinion

April 7, 2020 0

Long story short, I’m loving this. Obviously, the reason we’ve all switched to online classes is severe. Really, what kind...

Zoom, work, sleep, repeat

Kristy Ramirez

Opinion

April 7, 2020 0

My first taste of freedom and the sense of self I developed in college is gone because some people refuse...

Students respond to virtual instruction switch

Amber Li

News

March 24, 2020 0

Due to the quick-spreading nature of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic in California and across the world, the Office of the...

From classrooms to chatrooms: An instructor’s persepective on the transition to online classes

The Poly Post

Opinion

March 24, 2020 0

By Sangeeta Shrivastava, contributing writer I am a lecturer in the Department of Nutrition and Food Science in the Huntley...

News

Reddit post raises questions about logo design, student involvement

Cal Poly Pomona earns R2 status, strengthening research, expanding opportunities

CPP professors worry for students’ careers, conservation efforts under Trump’s executive orders

Arts and Culture

‘My escape’: Funny Business Comic Shop reaches 41-year milestone

50-year legacy: How Lowell Overton ‘77 found success in real estate, credits CPP

‘Court of Gold’: Olympics’ most compelling sports documentary

Opinion

CBA’s podcast is an eerie look into our dystopian future

You can’t buy your way into hip-hop: A response to ’Drake’s cultural impact transcends the battle with Kendrick Lamar’

Editorial: AP ban opens attack on First Amendment

Sports

No. 16 women’s basketball secure first-round bye, Buggs reaches 1,000-point mark

Broncos close regular season with 6-game win streak over Warriors, Otters

CPP athletic director Brian Swanson reaches 2,000 since 2005

La Voz

Paquita la del Barrio: The queen empowering women through song

Manifestantes de Los Ángeles se unen por los derechos de los inmigrantes en medio de crecientes redadas de ICE

Los Angeles protesters unite for immigrant rights amid rising ICE raids

Students share how they’re preparing for exams amid virtual instruction

Sanders’ movement continues

How coronavirus distresses a student in the class of 2020

Students need a break during pandemic

Students share their spring break plans amid ‘Safe at Home’ order

Is graduating in 4 years a myth?

Online class works for me

Zoom, work, sleep, repeat

Students respond to virtual instruction switch

From classrooms to chatrooms: An instructor’s persepective on the transition to online classes