Getting a closer look at the lives of professors carrying the online CSU on their backs is quite the trip. Props to @Frias_PolyPost for his great profile work.
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OPINION | "It’s frustrating seeing the amount of people that would pass up getting vaccinated.
The most important thing in my life right now is making sure I get that vaccine not only for me, but especially for my family."
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In 1982 CPP announced it would discontinue its football program after 35 seasons of play, followed by the disbanding of the women’s softball program in 1993 and the men’s tennis team in 2010. Their absence continues to be felt on campus.
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Even as someone who is not as well-versed in sports, getting a retrospective look on his career is quite the experience. Shout out to @Frias_PolyPost for this opinion piece.
Finding jobs and mastering the art of an online interview can be difficult amidst a pandemic, but the Cal Poly Pomona career center is now providing services and workshops to help students master these crucial skills. ✏️@Frias_PolyPost https://t.co/7sOCpzn2QL
With a passion for fashion, Aileen Velazquez, a fifth-year apparel merchandising and management student, launched an online women’s clothing boutique with her sister last summer, transforming her dreams into reality.
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While the NFL is limiting attendance to 20% of the stadium’s capacity, some students at CPP feel that having attendance at all is not the best idea at this time, given the state of the pandemic.
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Thousands of Los Angeles County residents received a shot at hope as Cal Poly Pomona opened one of the county’s largest COVID-19 vaccination distribution sites on Feb. 5.
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Krista Smith, associate executive director at ASI, discussed plans for the BRIC to possibly reopen in the upcoming spring 2021 semester.
“We’re continuing to finalize and prepare in the event that it’s deemed safe to do so, for us to reopen,” Smith said.
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Students and faculty at Cal Poly Pomona shared strategies and their experiences protesting in the midst of a pandemic as protests addressing social injustices have become more frequent and visible.
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The Stage Global in downtown Pomona’s art colony will be taking their high-flying circus act to the streets next year, with outdoor performance classes starting Jan. 3, 2021
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After an extensive cut in staff due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, Pomona's Fairplex transformed into a community-driven COVID-19 relief center to help locals meet basic and critical needs.
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The CPP gaming community logged on to compete at this fall’s Bronco Esports’ Frag Fest on Nov. 6, as the tournament was streamed live on Twitch for the first time due to COVID-19 restrictions.
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The California State University Chancellor’s Office informed its 23 campuses that they are allowed to offer students a credit/no credit grading option for the 2020-2021 academic year, according to a memorandum addressed to campus provosts on Nov. 2.
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