Academic Senate votes on new GE pattern for fall 2025
By Alondra Tamayo, Dec 10, 2024 Tensions rose as Cal Poly Pomona faculty voted 19-17 to pass a new General Education pattern during the final Academic Senate meeting of the semester Dec. 4. The General Education Committee selected the Majority Report as the main plan for the GE pattern, which will go into effect in
‘They are going down’: CPP letters bound to be removed due to …
Dec 10, 2024 · By: Alondra Tamayo and Raveena Rahman, Dec 10, 2024 The Cal Poly Pomona letters at the top of Colt Hill were deemed hazardous and a potential risk factor to students, according to a risk management auditor. The Associated Student Inc.’s board of directors and the Division of Student Affairs are currently discussing potential solutions to
CPP ranked No. 2 public university in the West by U.S. News
By Ryan Leon, Oct. 15, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona has been ranked the No. 2 top public school in the West by U.S. News for the third straight year.. With a fall enrollment of 25,255 undergraduate students and 1,941 graduate students for the 2024-2025 academic year, according to the 2024 fall term enrollment summary, CPP has been a top …
Pomona Glass House Record Store closes after 20 years
By Nicholas Lira, Oct. 1, 2024 The Glass House Record store, a staple of downtown Pomona, closed its doors after almost two decades Sept. 30. The record store, that offered over 10,000 LPs in a vast number of genres, opened in 2006, just 10 …
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Luxury apartment complex The Current struggles with safety, …
By Ami Medina, Dec 12, 2024. From overflowing trash bins to questionable security staff, The Current, a newly opened Gilbane Development Company-owned luxury apartment complex available for Cal Poly Pomona students, has become the site of a series of safety and sanitation-related incidents since its debut. Eager to start the fall semester in the comfort of their newly constructed housing ...
CPP shuttle system relies on outdated technology
By Pauline Gutierrez, Nov. 26, 2024 Students who frequently rely on the Bronco Express Shuttle to get around Cal Poly Pomona’s campus may find the shuttles’ timing to be inconsistent, making wait times risky for students who are under time constraints. The CPP administration admitted that the main problem lies in an outdated shuttle tracking
College of Agriculture welcomes new leadership amidst budget cuts
By Allison Larrimore, Oct. 1, 2024 The Don B. Huntley College of Agriculture is entering its seventh year without a full-time dean and has experienced multiple faculty and staff changes throughout the 2024-2025 academic year, including the dean, associate dean and department chairs. Former Interim Dean Martin Sancho-Madriz stepped down at the end of spring
NCAA regulates roster limits, removing scholarship caps
By Samantha Campion, Sept. 10, 2024 The National Collegiate Athletic Association released a statement regarding class-action lawsuit settlements that will enforce new regulations to benefit student-athletes and establish a new model of Division I college sports beginning in the 2025-2026 season. According to the NCAA, the settlement addresses three primary cases involving the …
CPP students encounter coyotes on campus - The Poly Post
By Isaac Cox, Nov. 19, 2024 At least one Cal Poly Pomona student suffered minor scratches in a surprising encounter with a coyote on campus near new residence halls Nov.5, while several other students reported being “aggressively approached” by a coyote, according to an email sent my University Police Department. No one was seriously injured