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By Cael Cross, October 6, 2026 The California Faculty Association rallied outside the Student Services Building Sept. 29 alongside other California State University labor unions amid ongoing negotiation struggles with the CSU over faculty salaries and benefits. The CFA, joined by the California State University Employees Union, Academic Professionals of Cali
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By Anntonete Gajol Abuyen, October 6, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona did not meet its enrollment goal for the 2026 fall semester, which contributed to a 12% funding gap and can impact student resources, according to Jessica Wagoner, interim vice president for enrollment management. For the fall semester, Wagoner said CPP set an enrollment goal of about 7,026 incoming
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By Gabby Roscuata, October 6, 2025 Changes to Cal Poly Pomona’s Bronco Shuttles have raised accessibility concerns among students with disabilities, including issues with wheelchair lifts, limited space and the location of shuttle stops. Parking and Transportation Services revamped the shuttles this fall to provide better transportation across campus, but st
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By Melanie Arias, October 6, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona’s Associated Students Inc.’s Board of Directors’ executive team verbally warned the senators for failing to meet office hours and board report requirements at its Oct. 2 meeting. ASI Attorney General Patrick Bello said several members of the board have not been consistently attending their scheduled office ho
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Madison Slocum-Juarez, October 6, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona is holding weekly voter registration drives through Oct. 19 ahead of the Nov. 3 general election, giving students the opportunity to register to vote on campus as they balance working, commuting and other barriers to voting, said Associate Professor of Political Science Jarred Cuellar. The voter registra
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By Braelyn Barnes, October 6, 2026 At the Cal Poly Pomona Maker Studio, students are turning ideas into physical projects while gaining experience in design, production and project management. Through student-led commissions, the Maker Studio gives students the opportunity to work directly with campus departments and outside organizations. Recent projects in
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By Luke Thomas, October 6, 2026 Lance Oppenheim’s weird amalgamation of fact and fiction “Primetime” is an astonishing feature film about a man obsessed with wringing out a world of its ancient evil and a boy who can’t figure out if he’s fit for his role in it. Oppenheim’s films have had a strange relationship with reality. As a documentarian peering into th
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Broncos face Coyotes in CCAA Game of the Week By Christopher Pimentel Jr., October 6, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona’s volleyball team climbed to a top 10 spot in the national rankings following its comeback win in five sets against Cal State San Bernardino Sept. 26. The Broncos jumped up four spots in the American Volleyball Coaches Association Division II rankings t
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By Christopher Pimentel Jr., October 6, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona setter Alexia Zammit earned back-to-back California Collegiate Athletic Association Setter of the Week recognitions for the weeks of Sept. 7-13 and Sept. 14-20, becoming the first setter to do so since Caitie Mueller in 2022. In the first week Zammit earned the recognition, she had 31-assist games
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By Freddy Sanchez, October 6, 2026 This year’s MLB playoffs have history written all over them and may alter future seasons more than people think. October baseball is known for being filled with upsets and unpredictable stars breaking onto the scene. Randy Arozarena set the all-time record for home runs (10) and total bases (64) in a single postseason in 20
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