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 ...

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 campus, The Poly Pulse is the ultimate ...

Chaput lived in McAllen, Texas, a city on the Mexico-US border that extends to the Rio Grande Valley. Originally from Kansas, he moved there in 2016 at the beginning of the construction of the border ...

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 ...

Tory Johnson is a graduating animal science student, and this fall marks the final chapter of years of hard work toward earning her bachelor’s degree. As a transfer student from Colorado State ...

By Carolina Maciel, May 16, 2023 With the graduation ceremony just around the corner, t he class of 2023 are excited to be graduating this May and take t he next major step in their life. Throughout ...

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 ...

A Cal Poly Pomona university police sergeant filed a lawsuit on Oct. 7 alleging violations of the Whistleblower Protection Act and retaliation by university President Soraya M. Coley and Vice ...

Desireé Reneé Martinez is the new director of Tribal Relations, the National American Graves Protection & Repatriation Act and CalNAGPRA for Cal Poly Pomona. The position serves as a cooperation ...

The Los Angeles County Fair returns to the Pomona Fairplex from May 2-26, and brings new food options and attractions for its 103rd anniversary. The theme for the 2025 Los Angeles County Fair is Art ...

The Bronco statue between Building 54 and the Bronco Recreation Intramural Complex has stood tall since 2014, acting as a staple for grad photos, newly admitted students and school visitors. Each day ...