By Sara Gomez, March 18, 2026 Justice cannot be served in Mexico when powerful cartels operate with violence and face little accountability all while the government turns a blind eye to their power.

By Sara Gomez, March 18, 2026 Justice cannot be served in Mexico when powerful cartels operate with violence and face little accountability all while the government turns a blind eye to their power.

After years working in journalism, Mónica Guzmán said she noticed the platform meant to tell the public’s stories was no longer trusted in the same way across communities. She said she felt there was ...

Associated Students Inc. President Amiyah Ellsworth issued a formal written notice recommending the removal of Officer of Public Relations Jade Centeno at the Board of Directors Meeting March 12 ...

Cal Poly Pomona’s Associated Students Inc is hosting it’s Board of Directors elections for the 2026-2027 academic year. ASI is a student government founded in 1963 that serves CPP students and works ...

By Andrew Sanchez March 17, 2026 UFC 326 in Las Vegas left fans, including myself, disappointed March 7. It feels like UFC is leaving meat on the bone with these events, as the company focuses on ...

By Cael Cross, March 17, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona men’s basketball team locked down Cal State Monterey Bay in the California Collegiate Athletic Association men’s basketball tournament quarterfinal March ...

By Aadi Mehta, The sun shone brighter and longer over campus as clocks sprang forward in time for warmer weather, but for students living in on-campus housing, getting an extra hour of daylight means ...

By Nicolas Esparza, March 17, 2026 After winning the California Collegiate Athletic Association regular season title, the Cal Poly Pomona women's basketball team further cemented its season with five ...

By Arturo Gonzalez, March 17, 2026 The Cal Poly Pomona Poly Pantry will receive $300,000 in funding for food and hygiene products, according to Vice President for Student Affairs Christina Gonzales.

By Cael Cross, March 17, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona women’s basketball team fell short in the California Collegiate Athletic Association women’s basketball tournament final March 7, losing 78-62 to Cal ...

By Christopher Pimentel, March 17, 2026 Going into his senior year of high school, Cal Poly Pomona student Thadeus Santos decided to take a photography class as an elective, not knowing the final ...