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Timothy Wayne OConnell Sr., 82, passed away the morning of Wednesday, November 8, 2023, at the Northern Montana Care Center of natural causes. At

Fall 2023 graduates may not get the opportunity to walk on the stage of Spanos Stadium, donning a green robe, while “Pomp and Circumstance” plays.

Mizzou takes care of business in KCMO

Bears’ guard Leilani McIntosh and wing McKayla Williams will likely have the responsibility of slowing down the Mustangs' leading scorers, as Cal’s tandem has been a two-way force in the young season.

The Santa Barbara South Coast Chamber of Commerce, from Goleta to Carpinteria, has announced the 2023 Goleta’s Finest Award winners. Goleta’s Finest is a

KCPR 91.3 FM is Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s radio station and both a hub and tastemaker for the arts, music, culture and entertainment of the Central Coast.

In this year’s installment of the military appreciation game, Eastern Washington University’s football team started the game with a massive bang. Michael Wortham took the opening kickoff 86 yards to set up a go-ahead touchdown by Tuna Altahir from 14 yards out. Speaking of bang, the EWU ROTC and everyone’s favorite mascot, Swoop, sounded off...

By Emely Bonilla, Nov. 14, 2023 Oct 12 the California State University published a press release announcing they had reached a tentative multi-year agreement with three unions that represent approximately 26,000 workers within the CSU, including Cal Poly Pomona. Lark Winner, a graduate student at Cal State San Bernardino, currently serves at the president of

By Julia DeFoe, Nov. 14, 2023 There has been a new addition to the College of Letters, Arts & Social Sciences: Dean Camille Johnson. Joining the Cal Poly Pomona campus community over the summer, Johnson is excited for the new opportunities and projects ahead of her. Growing up in Claremont with close relatives attending CPP,

By Kailee Santiago, November 14, 2023 Located in the heart of Walnut, Native Fields, run by former student Cat Castaneda, serves meals with ingredients locally grown in the city, including the farm at Cal Poly Pomona. Restaurant owners, Cat Castaneda and her sister Christine Cornwell, opened Native Fields back in 2018 in honor of their