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By Raveena Rahman, March 26, 2024 In defiance of traditional gender norms, women at Cal Poly Pomona are shattering stereotypes and making significant strides in male-dominated fields, challenging perceptions and paving the way for gender inclusion on campus. CPP student Seraiah Kinslow, professor Lauren Bricker and lecturer Linh Phan are living proof of women who

The 2023-2024 women’s basketball season was full of firsts, growing pains and yet another quarterfinals ending. Coming off a disappointing 13-17 (9-9) record last season, the Idaho women’s basketball team made a change at the head coaching position, naming Carrie Eighmey in charge of the Vandals.  The Vandals ended this…

By Damariz Arevalo, March 26, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona is home to 261 species of flora throughout its campus and is known for being one of the most biologically diverse campuses in the California State University. As March 19 marks the official first day of Spring, students can expect a pageantry of flora in the

By Nicholas Lira, March 26, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona is being recognized as a 2023-2024 Fulbright scholar top producing institution within the STEM fields among master’s-granting universities as it had the highest number of United States scholars this year. Fulbright U.S. scholar program sends educators to nearly 130 countries where they can teach or submit

Wright improves to 3-2 for the season with an earned run average of 2.84 – Twenty professional baseball scouts attended last Friday’s Cal Poly baseball […]

Since the 1970s, cities have been employing something called hostile architecture to try to keep certain people from being in certain places — think handles on bus benches to prevent people from laying down on them.Some states are now starting to rethink this, but Jonathan Pacheco Bell says it’s still very common in cities around the world.Pacheco Bell is a senior embedded

The Badgers had five representatives at the 2024 NCAA Championships

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.

Athletes from around the country woke up early Saturday to compete in the March Triathlon Series at Lake Lopez in Arroyo Grande.

Aaron Brooks and Carter Starocci also made history by earning their fourth respective titles.