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WEBThe Poly Post welcomes you to the 2024-2025 academic year. Charlize Althea Garcia. Opinion. August 27, 2024 105.
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WEBCPP’s ASI Vice President resigns before vote for removal due to allegations of misconduct. Reyes Navarrete and Christian Park-Gastelum. News. May 17, 2024 0 1675. Reyes Navarrete and Christian Park-Gastelum, May 17, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona’s Associated Student Inc. Vice President Naman Pandadiya resigned from...
CPP pumpkin festival makes a grand return - The Poly Post
WEBOct 19, 2021 · By Aaliyah Murillo and Amanda Coscarelli, Oct. 19, 2021 Cal Poly Pomona’s Pumpkin Festival celebrated 28 years of production on Oct. 2 —after canceling the event in 2020— through an opening ceremony to kickstart the festival, featuring up to 40,000 pumpkins grown on campus and the newborn lamb Oreo. The festival opened its gates at
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. Through their work, they're infusing Chicano art
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
Lights, camera, Broncos: Productions filmed on campus
WEBJan 29, 2019 · Other productions that featured Cal Poly Pomona include the 1964 film, “The Sandpiper,” starring Elizabeth Taylor, which was filmed on the Voorhis Campus and was reported on by The Poly Post at the time. The scene featured Taylor and her co-star Richard Burton driving in a Jeep. Cal Poly was also in …
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WEBCal Poly Pomona's student-run newspaper since 1940, The Poly Post provides coverage of the campus and local community to a student body of more than 28,000 and about 2,400 faculty and staff members. The Poly Post is an independent publication supported primarily by advertising revenue. Each semester, a staff of student journalists provides news to the campus community through print and the web ...
The Poly Post welcomes you back for 2023
WEBAug 29, 2023 · Victoria Mejicanos | The Poly Post. The Poly Post welcomes you back for 2023. Editor-in-Chief. Opinion. August 29, 2023 27. By Matthew Acosta, Aug. 29, 2023. As I sat down in my first journalism class in high school, I felt all the doubts one feels when trying something new and hoping it can lead to somewhere. A month into the class, I was hooked.
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WEBEditorial Office Cal Poly Pomona 3801 W. Temple Ave. Building 1-210 Pomona, CA 91768 The Poly Post newsroom is located in Building 1, room 210. Reach the editorial office at (909) 869-3530. All story pitches can be emailed to the corresponding editor. Advertising Office Reach the advertising office at (909) 869-3528 or (909) 869-3533, or via email at [email protected]. View The Poly ...
CPP parking among most expensive in CSU - The Poly Post
WEBFeb 12, 2019 · Cal State Fullerton’s parking permits run at a very similar price point to CPP’s at $236 per term. CPP’s parking permits may be expensive, but they are less expensive than Cal State San Marcos’ permit, which costs a whopping $338 per semester. Samantha Vo, a second-year business student at CPP, said …
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