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WEBCPP men and women’s soccer: 3 out of 4 season opener wins. Karina Perez. Sports. September 17, 2024 0 63. By Karina Perez, Sept. 17, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona’s women’s soccer team won both home-opening games at Kellogg Stadium while...
Men’s soccer makes a statement with dominant 4-0 victory over APU
WEBBy Dylan Long, Sept. 26, 2023. Cal Poly Pomona’s men’s soccer team made a massive statement by beating Azusa Pacific University in a 4-0 rout Saturday, Sept. 16, outshooting the Cougars 14 to nine in the process. After CPP goalkeeper Luke Garciduenas thwarted an early attack from the Cougars, the Broncos pushed the ball down the pitch with ...
Men’s basketball looks to restore winning tradition in 2023-24 …
WEBBy Jonathan Shone, Nov. 7, 2023 Cal Poly Pomona’s men’s basketball team is aiming to put last year’s struggles in the rearview and revive the success of the program ahead of the 2023-24 season, which begins with a preseason matchup against Seattle Pacific University Friday, Nov. 10. The Broncos’ 2022 campaign started strong with hard-fought
Tuition hikes sparks outcry from students and faculty
WEBSep 26, 2023 · Igniting outrage across campuses, the California State University system announced a 6% tuition increase, leaving students and faculty in the throes of anger, distress and frustration. The decision to hike tuition fees by 6% sent shock waves through the CSU community, with students and faculty voicing their dismay and disappointment.
Breaking generational stereotypes: Chicano art and its influence on ...
WEBBy Erica Roa, April 16, 2024. Lowriders, clown face paint and “prison style” drawings are often associated with Chicano art, perpetuating a limited perception of its depth and complexity. However, contemporary Chicano artists, including students at Cal Poly Pomona, are actively challenging these stereotypes and reshaping the narrative.
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The Poly Post welcomes you back for 2023
WEBAug 29, 2023 · Stay tuned for more updates from The Poly Post this upcoming year as we strive to tell your stories, achievements and experiences with accuracy and empathy. Feature image by Victoria Mejicanos. By Matthew Acosta, Aug. 29, 2023 As I sat down in my first journalism class in high school, I felt all the …
The Indigenous legacy of the Tongva beneath CPP
WEBBy Jessica Silverio, Feb. 20, 2024 Beyond the academic classrooms and modern architecture of Cal Poly Pomona lies a deeper narrative of the land’s original inhabitants, the Tongva tribe, who once thrived upon its very soil. Long before the university's existence, the Tongva people thrived on this land, leaving behind a cultural imprint that continues
Students express disappointment, confusion following CFA strike
WEBBy Victoria Mejicanos, Feb. 6, 2024. After a fall semester full of union coverage, protests and political action, students are no longer strangers to political disruptions with varying degrees of impact, but when the California Faculty Association announced a possible week-long strike to start the spring semester many were unsure of what to do besides embrace the chance to stay home longer.
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