By Bianca Machain, Walking into a room of historical figures may be a rare feat, but here at Cal Poly Pomona, it happens every February. Though currently caught in the midst of an erasure, Black ...

By: Katie Priest, A recent op-ed by Poly Post staff writer Phoenix Guevara dared to declare a winner in this generation's pivotal rap beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake, claiming Drake is the winn ...

By Connor Lālea Hampton, March 11, 2025 The Funny Business Comic Shop in Pomona, California is around 200 square feet. It’s the kind of shop that looks like the afterthoughts of a teenage boy's ...

By Victoria Mejicanos, March 11, 2025 A recent post on Cal Poly Pomona’s subreddit page sparked a conversation about student involvement in the rebranding initiative after highlighting similar ...

By Gavin Claiborne, Cal Poly Pomona men’s basketball team concluded its California Collegiate Athletic Association regular season by defeating the Stanislaus State Warriors 72-61 Feb. 27 and ...

By Jacob Rodriguez, Cal Poly Pomona women’s basketball dominated on the road over Stanislaus State Feb. 27 and Cal State Monterey Bay March. 3, capping off the regular season with a 19-3 record in ...

By Isaac Cox, The director of intercollegiate athletics, Brian Swanson, for Cal Poly Pomona, surpassed 2,000 wins in 20 years under his position of leadership, boasting a winning record of 1,901-1,345 ...

By Ami Medina, Mar. 11, 2025 Paquita la del Barrio, one of Mexico's most beloved and iconic female artists, died at the age of 77 from a heart attack Feb. 17. According to billboard.com, hundreds ...

By Phoenix Guevara, March 11, 2025 In the new age of basketball, when international players have claimed the last six NBA MVP awards, questions rose about whether the United States remains the ...

By Matthew Becerra, March 11, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona has achieved R2 university status, which recognizes the university for its focus on research and ability to offer doctoral degrees. With this ...

By: Kristine Pascual, March 11, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona’s College of Business Administration has found a way to make research boring, lifeless and disconnected by allowing artificial intelligence to do ...