By Ryan Fogg, Nov. 12, 2024 Following the Grammy-winning success of “Call Me If You Get Lost” in 2022, Tyler Okonma — better known as Tyler, the Creator — returned after a two-year hiatus to release ...

By Christian Magdaleno, Nov. 12, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona women’s soccer team claimed its second consecutive regular season California Collegiate Athletics Association title, and the men’s team clinched a ...

By: Katie Priest and Ava Uhlack, Nov. 12, 2024 The Division of Administrative Affairs revealed Cal Poly Pomona’s projection for an anticipated $24.6 million budget gap in the two-part budget town hall ...

By Ami Medina, Nov. 12, 2024 It's Game 5 of the World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and New York Yankees Oct. 30, and the Dodgers, having won three games already, are just one strike away ...

Several buildings on campus have a seismic rating that either indicates severe or serious risk to life, according to the California State University Seismic Requirements report. If a large-scale ...

The Cal Poly Pomona Indian Student Association hosted a Diwali celebration that featured traditional Indian music, dance performances and a variety of delicious Indian dishes that gave attendees a ...

Cal Poly Pomona women’s basketball enters its 50th season nationally ranked and placed second in the California Collegiate Athletics Association preseason poll, and the men’s team ranked seventh in ...

By Jessie Recendez, Nov. 12, 2024 While many Cal Poly Pomona students juggle several on- and off-campus jobs to cover university and life expenses, there is a variety of discounts that can help them ...

By: Katie Priest, Nov 12, 2024 A new option, in addition to the previous proposal, for the changing general education pattern was presented at the Academic Senate meeting Nov. 6 with mixed reviews ...

By Charlize Althea Garcia, Nov. 12. 2024 In a musical scene where Latin and Latino never really receives the same attention as a traditional symphony, The Los Angeles Philharmonic celebrated Día de ...

By Katie Priest, Nov. 12, 2024 Californians failed prisoners and each other last week by passing Propositions 6 and 36. Proposition 6 continues the practice of using involuntary labor as punishment ...

With handmade sugar skulls, paper marigolds and mariachi songs, Cal Poly Pomona’s César E. Chávez Center for Higher Education celebrated its 30 th annual Día de los Muertos event Nov. 7. The festivity ...