By Isabelle Perez, September 8, 2026 Every four years, the World Cup comes around and is a time for people from all backgrounds to watch their family’s home countries compete in one of the biggest ...

Contractor budgets extends construction timeline By Joey Caraway, September 1, 2026 Murky, algae-filled and overgrown, the duck pond, often referred to as the turtle pond, and surrounding area remain ...

Opens possibility of another strike By Kenna Jenkins, September 8, 2026 The California Faculty Association and the California State University system reached an impasse in negotiations over faculty ...

By Luke Thomas, September 8, 2026 There’s a level of irony to the existence of “Coyote vs. Acme,” the animation live-action hybrid about a cartoon coyote suing a megacorporation driven solely by ...

By Gabby Roscuata, September 8, 2026 The Cal Poly Pomona’s Office of Risk Management posted a restricted area sign at the CPP letters trail entrance Aug. 14 after a risk assessment deemed the trail ...

By Ella Torres, September 8, 2026 The California State University system decided to renew its $39 million contract with OpenAI in May, providing unlimited access to ChatGPT Edu for staff and students ...

How student's mental health is being affected by ICE By Anntonete Gajol Abuyen, September 8, 2026 Thousands of students step foot onto Cal Poly Pomona’s campus, eager to begin the school year. While ...

By Christopher Pimentel Jr., September 1, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona Cheer won first place in small coed fight song and third in both small coed overall and sideline at the 2026 Universal Cheerleaders ...

International Broncos combat homesickness to play on pitch By Christopher Pimentel Jr., September 8, 2026 The Cal Poly Pomona men’s soccer team introduced three international freshmen from Germany, ...

Inconsistent wait times, decreased wages present at new campus restaurant By Luke Thomas, September 1, 2026 Burger Envy opened at Cal Poly Pomona Aug. 17, debuting a streamlined menu to a mixed early ...

By Gemma McHugh, September 8, 2026 Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was declared ineligible for the WNBA Aug. 24, according to league sources. Kanter Freedom announced on X he intended to declare ...

By Justine Sanchez, September 8, 2026 When Dilver Lizama, owner of DBZ Books ‘N’ Records, toured a second location for their growing business, he knew right away that a unit in The Union in Downtown ...