The Poly Post

September 28, 2020 0

CPP alumnus Nikhil Peters (’20, computer information systems) signed a contract with BC DVIN on Sept. 15 to play professional...

Menstrual cups are here to stay, PERIOD

Rachel Ly

News

September 21, 2020 0

Earlier this semester, Cal Poly Pomona announced its partnership with OrganiCup to supply students with free menstrual cups, and over...

Review: Everything Everything breathes new life into well-trodden themes on ‘Re-Animator’

Nicolas Hernandez

Arts and Culture

September 21, 2020 0

British art rock band Everything Everything unleashed their latest album, “Re-Animator,” on Sept. 11, dropping a satisfying record brought to...

CPP women’s soccer react to a majority woman-founded NWSL expansion team

Allen Valdez

Sports

September 21, 2020 0

During the summer, the National Women’s Soccer League announced that it was bringing a professional women’s soccer team, named “Angel...

How to use tinder to create virtual sparks

Andy Foreman

Opinion

September 21, 2020 0

Let’s wind the clocks back to January of this year. I was getting involved in campus life for the first...

Scholar Strike sparks discussion of police reform, racial justice on campuses nationwide

Jizelle Saucedo

News

September 14, 2020 0

In support of the Scholar Strike movement, held on Sept. 8 and 9, Cal Poly Pomona students, faculty and staff...

The Threat: Trump vs. COVID-19

Kristy Ramirez

Opinion

September 14, 2020 0

President Donald Trump acknowledged the severity of COVID-19 during an interview in March but continues to publicly downplay it for...

CPP athletics launches podcast, The BroncCast

Jajuan Brown

Sports

September 14, 2020 0

The CPP Department of Intercollegiate Athletics launched the first episode of its podcast on Sept. 1. The BroncCast, hosted by...

Organizers plan for CPP’s Día De Los Muertos virtual event

Blanca Gonzalez

Arts and Culture

September 14, 2020 0

For 25 years, Cal Poly Pomona has celebrated Día De Los Muertos on campus. Although the festivity began as a...

New federal Title IX regulations ignite concern on CSU campuses

Lauren Muttram

News

September 7, 2020 0

BY: LAUREN MUTTRAM | @MuttramLauren The U.S. Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights issued new Title IX regulations that...

News

Luxury apartment complex The Current struggles with safety, sanitation

‘They are going down’: CPP letters bound to be removed due to lack of safety

Academic Senate votes on new GE pattern for fall 2025

Arts and Culture

Dance concert sheds light on abortion, environment among other social issues

Cal Poly Pomona alumnus Kyle Smith named NFL’s first fashion editor

CPP Livestock Show Team organizes first Pomona Classic show

Opinion

Latinos support mass deportation by voting for Trump

Anti-trans rhetoric is damaging the LGBTQ+ community

Does your name really matter?

Sports

Women’s soccer moves on to NCAA Sweet 16, Men’s run ends in the second round

Broncos stun Cal State San Bernardino in CCAA opener

CPP boxing team participates in first boxing sparring match

La Voz

La comunidad latina celebra la victoria de los LA Dodgers en la Serie Mundial de 2024

Latinos de primera generación votan por inmigración, educación, y preocupaciones sobre matrimonio entre personas del mismo sexo

Resucitando el latín, música clásica latina: Orquesta Filarmónica de Los Ángeles celebra el Día de los Muertos

CPP Basketball Alumnus expands his horizon by playing overseas

Menstrual cups are here to stay, PERIOD

Review: Everything Everything breathes new life into well-trodden themes on ‘Re-Animator’

CPP women’s soccer react to a majority woman-founded NWSL expansion team

How to use tinder to create virtual sparks

Scholar Strike sparks discussion of police reform, racial justice on campuses nationwide

The Threat: Trump vs. COVID-19

CPP athletics launches podcast, The BroncCast

Organizers plan for CPP’s Día De Los Muertos virtual event

New federal Title IX regulations ignite concern on CSU campuses

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