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CPP alumni champion inclusivity, accessibility through research, advocacy - The Poly Post

By Charlize Althea Garcia, May 13, 2025 Though this should be an exciting time because of her upcoming graduation, Annie Song, who will be graduating this week with her doctorate’s degree in educational leadership has been confronted with the state of events under the current administration, one of them being Executive Order 14224, declaring English as the official language of the U.S. Her concerns and fears lie within the ideological backlash t…Read Article

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UPD arrests a loiter, mobile surveillance units deployed - The Poly Post

By: Adeniyi Latinwo, May 15, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona’s University Police Department arrested a person who was loitering near a restroom at the University Plaza, according to a campuswide email sent by UPD May 14. To keep the campus community safe during commencement ceremonies and prospective student tours, the UPD added additional surveillance cameras on trailers stationed throughout various on-campus locations, according to UPD. UPD lieutena…Read Article

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CPP’s first undergraduate thesis conference encourages students’ research - The Poly Post

By: Anthony Gutierrez, May 13, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona’s Philosophy Club held its first undergraduate philosophy conference for fourth-year students at the College of Business Administration Complex April 30. The event, which was co-coordinated by philosophy student Destiny Lorenz, gave students a platform to present several years worth of work to peers and an external Read Article

ASI board of directors tackle key issues: sustainability, dining improvements and policy changes - The Poly Post

By: Jazzlyn Bleil, May 13, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona’s Associated Students, Inc. tackled student concerns, including sustainability initiatives, broken locker worries and campus dining complaints, during a board of directors meeting on May 1. Ian Perez, ASI’s officer of sustainability and transportation, said it is important to continue to support ecologically sound efforts on campus.Pomona, California · Pomona Read Article

PolyTransfer celebrates transfer students’ success at CPP - The Poly Post

By: Chris Lim, May 13, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona’s PolyTransfer program commemorated the journey and success of graduating transfer students during a graduation celebration event May 5 at the Bronco Student Center. PolyTransfer is a program that aims to help students, who usually transfer from community colleges, with any struggles when it comes to steppingPomona, California · Pomona Read Article

CECCHE commemorates graduates - The Poly Post

By: Chris Lim, May 13, 2025 The Cesar E. Chavez Center for Higher Education hosted its 31st annual Raza Graduation Celebration May 4 at Kellogg Arena, commemorating the accomplishments and success of the Chicanx/Latinx community on May 4. Emily Urrutia, the assistant coordinator for CECCHE, emphasized the importance of this event and its meaning toPomona, California · Pomona Read Article

International Students Face Challenges Rebuilding Their Lives After US Reversal in Visa Crackdown

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After the government terminated his legal status in the U.S., one student abruptly lost his laboratory job in Houston and, fearing detention, he returned to his home country in south Asia on a one-way ticket. The Trump administration later reversed course in its expansive crackdown on international students, but there was a major obstacle. The student cannot return because his American visa was revoked. Without it, he’s “stranded,” said the stud…Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Balcony issues, black mold riddle CPP dorms - The Poly Post

By Samantha Carmona, Arturo Gonzalez and Alexa Nolasco, May 13, 2025 The buzz on Cal Poly Pomona’s campus is quite noticeable throughout the day with its student body rushing from building to building across the University Quad, the Rose Garden and several on-campus hills. However, the campus grows quieter during the evenings when classesPomona, California · Pomona Read Article

Councillors resist library closure plans that would leave villages 'with black hole'

Backbench councillors in Caerphilly have resisted proposals to axe ten libraries, telling decision-makers they should give communities more time to explore other options.Pomona, California · Pomona See the Story

CPP students build culture, community by dancing - The Poly Post

By Connor Lālea Hampton, Bren Belmonte & Megan Sanders, May 13, 2025 Every few Fridays, squeaking sneakers can be heard against the Bronco Intramural Recreational Complex Studio C floor as students snap and flick to the synchronized style of K-pop idols. Each body twists and turns to catchy, fast-paced music. Dance is a physical wayK-Pop · Pomona Read Article

Don B. Huntley Gallery exhibition shines light on global gender inequality - The Poly Post

By Charlize Althea Garcia, May 13, 2025 “Women’s Rights are Human Rights: International Posters on Gender-Based Inequality, Violence and Discrimination” the current exhibition of the Don B. Huntley Gallery features 100 posters, bringing light to a subject pertaining to women’s issues around the world. Of the 100-piece collection, 24 posters are featured in the gallery.Inequality · Pomona Read Article

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CPP alumni champion inclusivity, accessibility through research, advocacy - The Poly Post

UPD arrests a loiter, mobile surveillance units deployed - The Poly Post

CPP’s first undergraduate thesis conference encourages students’ research - The Poly Post

ASI board of directors tackle key issues: sustainability, dining improvements and policy changes - The Poly Post

PolyTransfer celebrates transfer students’ success at CPP - The Poly Post

CECCHE commemorates graduates - The Poly Post

International Students Face Challenges Rebuilding Their Lives After US Reversal in Visa Crackdown

Balcony issues, black mold riddle CPP dorms - The Poly Post

Councillors resist library closure plans that would leave villages 'with black hole'

CPP students build culture, community by dancing - The Poly Post

Don B. Huntley Gallery exhibition shines light on global gender inequality - The Poly Post

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