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By Teresa Acosta, May 7, 2024 Guitars, violins, trumpets, guitarrons, a vihuela, a flute and a harp. With 18 members on stage for the spring Music Recital Concert, the Mariachi Los Broncos de Pomona performed traditional music from different regions of Mexico and one original song April 30. Harmonies from Riane Ferras, Andrea Herrera and Emily

By Diana Cortez and Nicholas Lira, May 7, 2024 From soft serve to birria tacos, the Los Angeles County Fair returns to Pomona with a diverse variety of food vendors. The theme this year is “Stars, Stripes and Fun.” The fair brings vendors from all over every year. From vegan burritos to desserts, food shouldn’t be

Student journalists have played a crucial role in telling the story of on campus protests amid the Israel-Hamas war over the past several weeks.

Student journalists have played a crucial role in telling the story of on campus protests amid the Israel-Hamas war over the past several weeks.

By Julia DeFoe and Samantha Campion, April 30, 2024 President Joe Biden announced a new draft of rules for his proposed student loan relief plan April 16, aiming to provide borrowers student debt relief and make higher education more accessible for the middle class. Since the start of his presidency, the Biden Administration has advocated

By Allison Larrimore and Julia Defoe, April 23, 2024 As of March 12, Cal Poly Pomona’s Care Center has extended its operation hours past its regular 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. They will be open until 7 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, except the last Thursday of finals week. This decision was aimed at giving

By Daisy Verdin, April 9, 2024 From concept to showcase, Cal Poly Pomona music industry studies students produced “It’s Not a Phase” music festival in downtown Pomona March 23. Music industry studies students, Juan Nuñez, Rowan Gordon, Damian Torres and Jessica Garcia were the innovative minds behind the senior project, “It’s Not A Phase” music

By Andres Baeza, March 26, 2024 Cal Poly Pomona boasts a 1,438-acre campus. With what seems like miles of walking from class to class, some may wonder where the best places are to go on campus when nature is calling. With a large campus comes a wide variety of restrooms for one to use. To

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 Kailee Santiago, March 12, 2024 Podcasts are becoming more mainstream as they have become a way for people to have conversations with others that can be shared with an audience. The Poly Post curated a list of the top five podcasts that will have college students ranging emotionally from laughing hysterically to rethinking all