Introducing the Poly Pulse Magazine Formally known as the Bronco Guide, welcome the first annual edition of the renamed and redesigned magazine —The Poly Pulse! Designed to capture the heartbeat of ...

Winning a NASA sponsored challenge is no small feat, Bronco Ember captured this memorable title with efforts between undergraduate students. While 2 other groups selected to advance in the competition ...

By Reyes Navarrete and Christian Park-Gastelum, May 14, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona’s Associated Student Incorporated passed a ceasefire resolution during the Board of Directors meeting held over Zoom May 9, ...

By Charlize Althea Garcia, Feb. 28, 2023 Yuja Wang performed Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 with Gustavo Dudamel and the Los Angeles Philharmonic on Feb. 11. Rachmaninoff’s second piano concerto ...

Weapon manufacturers, also referred to as defense contractors, are a regular presence at campus career fairs and are among significant donors to CPP. Lockheed Martin has sponsored the 2023 ...

By 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 ...

In our modern day, the vast amount of information available to us can be overwhelming, but it is a challenge that we must learn to navigate. Be it technological advancements or changes in domestic and ...

By Alexander Novoa and Joseph Rodriguez, September 26, 2023 As the new semester kicks off at Cal Poly Pomona, the CPP Farm Store and Innovation Brew Works are now open, offering their latest new items ...

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 ...

LGBT History Month was founded in 1994 by Rodney Wilson, a high school teacher in Missouri. He suggested October as the month to celebrate the history of the queer community because it also coincides ...

By Michael Yu and Silas Hood, Nov. 22 2022 A former Foundation employee embezzled more than $1.3 million, raising questions about oversight at the non-profit and the response of University President ...

A long, yellowish, rectangular strand that resembles fresh pasta comes out of the cooling dye. It’s thick in width, and it’s flat with a smooth, rubber touch. At first taste, fresh from the machine in ...