If you’ve wanted to live near campus, this might be your opportunity. Two single-family homes are available in the Kellogg Tract neighborhood behind the American Red Cross. Unlike traditional home ownership, a buyer will purchase the home but lease the…
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We’re looking for announcements for the Need to Know section of CPP This Week. Here’s the fine print: The deadline has been moved to 5 p.m. the Thursday before publication. The maximum length should be no more than 150 words,…
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Staff Council members are selling See’s Candies through Feb. 14 to raise money Staff Council Scholarships (formerly known as Amelia Hammond Scholarships) for well-deserving staff. They are also selling opportunity tickets for a chance to win prizes, including a Ring…
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It can be an agonizing feeling to watch traffic slow to a crawl on your drive to work. One solution might be to look for an alternative route. The campus map can help. Not only does it provide an intriguing…
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The recent changes to federal tax laws could leave your head spinning, but the College of Business Administration might have the tonic you need. For years, the CBA has prepared individual income tax returns through the Internal Revenue Service’s Volunteer…
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The City of Los Angeles has a new early warning alert system for earthquakes. You can get an immediate warning on your phone that an earthquake is about to hit, and this option is available in the Los Angeles County…
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The First Year Experience Committee needs your recommendations for the 2019-20 CPP Common Read. The Common Read provides incoming first-year students with a common academic experience: a book to read during summer and fall, followed by programming during the academic…
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Now that you’re pondering the possibilities, consider this: The Alumni Association is sponsoring Broncos in the Outfield, otherwise known as CPP Day at Camelback Ranch, where you can take in a spring training game between the Dodgers and Angels, enjoy…
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The Unity Luncheon is a tradition and a tribute to diversity and inclusion. This year’s luncheon, hosted by the disABILITY Alliance, will take place on Feb. 28. The keynote speaker will be Lydia X. Z. Brown, a disability justice advocate,…
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Nicole Butts will join the university in the role of interim director of employee diversity, inclusion and campus climate in the Division of Administrative Affairs, effective Feb 4. In this role, Butts will have the responsibility for managing the university’s…
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