By Ashly Lopez and Ashanti Velez, April 28, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona psychology student Dashiell Morales-Robledo arrived on campus an hour early for class, but instead of preparing for her classes, she ...

Tipping by tablet places screens over service By Elise Ong, April 28, 2026 In a society where service has become detached and impersonal, tipping culture has gotten out of hand. I can’t recall the ...

Starships robots deliver food across campus By Brandon Bocanegra, April 28, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona Enterprises Dining launched a fleet of Starship food delivery robots to the campus community April 6, ...

By Lena Moreno, April 28, 2026 A chance at a regular day in Harry Chin’s life is quickly altered through the haunting of ghosts from his pasts: his dead wife, a friend lost in immigration detention ...

Sole undergrad team takes first, advances to nationals By Megan Sanders, April 28, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona’s food science and technology team advanced to the National College Bowl competition after ...

By Ava Uhlack, April 28, 2026 Jane R. Ballinger was a professor emeritus within the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences within the communication department at Cal Poly Pomona, but some knew her ...

By Gabby Roscuata, April 28, 2026 After a three-year hiatus from stardom, Olivia Rodrigo returned with lead single, “Drop Dead,” for her third studio album, “You Seem Pretty Sad for a Girl So in Love, ...

By Rachel Prior, April 28, 2026 Before brand sponsored influencer trips and spending hours finding the perfect place to take aesthetic Instagram pictures, the Coachella Valley Music and Arts festival ...

Juarez, April 28, 2026 Hiking can help students experience the greater CPP area before leaving campus, including spots within the San Gabriel Mountains, Santa Ana Mountains and San José Hills.

Academic Senate flags 60-year-old buildings as part of problem By Rachel Prior, April 28, 2026 The California State University system has a $2.3 billion gap between funding and campus needs alongside ...