CPP to feature in statewide architecture exhibitionAprille Gozdecki Arts and Culture October 19, 2020 0Cal Poly Pomona will be featured in the annual 2×8 Design Exhibition that aims to address issues revolving around housing...
CPP Athletics eyes return to competition without physical audienceArturo Aguirre Sports October 19, 2020 0With the decision to bring spring sports back into competition expected to be announced late October, Division II schools, including...
In-person lab student tests positive for COVID-19Kristy Ramirez News October 13, 2020 0A student attending an in-person animal health science lab from the Department of Animal and Veterinary Sciences at Cal Poly...
Fears of a second Armenian Genocide circulate while the world stays silentCathy Myers Opinion October 13, 2020 0A girl grips her little sister’s hand as they begin to run away. Suddenly, the older sister gets jerked to...
Athletes await CCAA decision on spring sportsBrynn Sherbert Sports October 13, 2020 0The California Collegiate Athletic Association will announce Dec. 12 whether athletics can participate in physical activity beginning January 2021, prompting...
Pomona art gallery gets a stroke of luckKristy Ramirez Arts and Culture October 13, 2020 0The slowdown in businesses has become common during the pandemic, but The Alley Gallery has embraced its role in uniting...
Cultural Centers celebrate 25th anniversaryXol Aceytuno Arts and Culture October 6, 2020 0The cultural centers’ 25th-anniversary celebration began on Sept. 25 and will continue throughout the semester. The centers are honoring their...
Vote like lives depend on it — because they doRachel Ly Opinion October 6, 2020 0The same amount of time it takes to click on this article and read this sentence is equivalent to the...
CPP music community finds harmony in free prerecorded LA Phil concertsYzzy Arias Arts and Culture October 6, 2020 0With live music performances prohibited due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Los Angeles Philharmonic orchestrated a free online streaming series...
Students react to online spring semesterMateo Lopez News October 6, 2020 0Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the California State University system has elected to continue with virtual instruction for the spring...
