BioTrek invites campus to come visit CPP’s own reptiles By , April 22, 2026 Just across from the Huntley College of Agriculture lies a large greenhouse secluded in foliage known as the BioTrek Rain ...

By Sara Gomez, April 21, 2026 March 25 students and staff honored the renewal of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s memorial plaque on campus. Located right outside the Career Center surrounded by new ...

By Ella Torres, April 21, 2026 Among the five board members of Cal Poly Pomona’s Ridge Runners Ski and Snowboard club, they have accumulated two concussions, one broken wrist, one fractured pelvis, ...

By Bren Belmonte, April 21, 2026 Opening the teal drawstring bag labeled on Valentine’s Day, anticipation surged. My boyfriend stood proudly behind me as I pulled out a cream bunny with a rose.

By Andrew Sanchez April 21, 2026 Rock climbing allows climbers to reach or get over hurdles within their bodies and mind while enjoying nature and the fulfillment of accomplishing a goal. While many ...

By Rachel Prior, April 21, 2026 Tens of students file into an engineering lab in Building 17 at Cal Poly Pomona every Saturday at 10 a.m. to discuss the game plan for the day before dividing up to ...

By Elise Ong, April 21, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona has been named the new host of the California State Summer School for the Arts program, which will bring 500 high school students to campus July 4 to Aug.

By Dylan Mangahis, April 21, 2026 Viral evangelical street preacher Sister Cindy Smock drew a crowd of over 100 students to the University Park on April 15, where she delivered her “Hoeology 101” ...

By Sabriel Zapata, April 21, 2026 Ninety-two-year-old Richard Mercado comes three times a week to mix, knead and stretch dough for Cal Poly Pomona’s pizza restaurant, The Patio by Innovation Brew ...

Subcultures battle political fires By Grace Esquibel, April 21, 2026 Music is heavily influenced by the political state of the world. If there’s one thing that’s true, creatives, including musicians, ...