Beginning October 1, all 23 California State University (CSU) campuses will accept applications for admission to the fall 2019 term. Students interested in attending any CSU campus can apply online at the university’s application portal: Cal State Apply. The priority…
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Marysol Cuadrado wasn’t going to let scoliosis stop her from seeing one of the seven wonders of the world. The Cal Poly Pomona senior sociology student not only ventured to South America via the Peru Summer 2018 Faculty-Led Study Abroad…
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The University Police Department is seeking the campus community’s assistance in identifying suspect(s) involved in recent thefts of vehicle batteries. On Monday, September 17, 2018, between 8:30 a.m. and 8 p.m., unknown suspects were able to gain access to the…
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Eight high-achieving Cal Poly Pomona students were recognized for making a difference in their communities and awarded a $2,000 scholarship at the annual Hilda L. Solis Scholarship Dinner & Reception. During the event on Sept. 13, Los Angeles County Supervisor…
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The Cal Poly Pomona Ahimsa Center is holding an annual conference on the “Transformative Power of Education: Lessons from Gandhi, King, Chavez and Mandela,” on Oct. 5-7. Speakers and workshops will explore the lives and movements of Mohandas K. Gandhi,…
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The CSU Office of the Chancellor announced the appointment of Linda Hoos as systemwide Discrimination, Harassment and Retaliation (DHR) & Title IX Compliance Officer, effective Oct. 22. For three years, Hoos has served as Cal Poly Pomona’s chief diversity officer…
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Seeing soldiers guarding the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier during a youth trip to Washington, D.C., changed Fabricio Monterroso’s life. Though just 11, he decided to be a soldier when he grew up. “Seeing the men in uniform and how…
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This year, the Bronco Student Center will become the home for Cal Poly Pomona’s own permanent food pantry. The food pantry began with an initiative started by 2016-17 Associated Students Inc. president, Uriah Sanders, as a result of a California State University study that reported 41.6% of CSU students experience food insecurity, meaning…
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Katherine “Kat” Cabula began writing songs as a teen, composing her tune “It Rains in California” while still a high school senior at Ribét Academy in Los Angeles. When she was looking to continue her education, she wanted a university…
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All day event: CPP Day at the Fair is Friday, September 7th! At 5 pm members of our CPP family will participate in the parade, come out and cheer them on! There will be a limited number of free tickets…
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