By Kenna Jenkins, September 29, 2026 Universal Studios Hollywood’s Halloween Horror Nights once again kicked off the scary season with a killer line-up of attractions. The event has eight mazes this ...

By Bren Belmonte, September 29, 2026 Stemming from the curiosity of entering the Downtown Disney Pandora store, noticing a skull and blue ship double-dangle charm truly felt like discovering pirate ...

Women's soccer remains undefeated after CCAA opener By Christian Rodarte, September 29, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona's women's soccer team opened conference play on the road with a 2-0 shutout over Cal State ...

By Tiffany Sauceda, September 29, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona’s Philharmonic Orchestra performed a free concert for voter registration awareness at the CPP Music Recital Hall Sept. 17. According to the event ...

By Anntonete Gajol Abuyen, September 29, 2026 The sounds of chatter and the scratching of alternative sounds and undiscovered Latin records light up Claremont Village with vinyl collective, Compas ...

By Elijah Cabatic, September 29, 2026 Infrequent and sometimes delayed Metrolink service can make it an unreliable option for many Cal Poly Pomona students, while the station’s distance from campus ...

PTS recommends farther lots By Tiffany Sauceda, September 29, 2026 During the start of the semester, students and faculty members spend extended periods of time searching for open spaces across campus ...

Grad student turns campus life into vlogs By Isabelle Perez, September 29, 2026 Omar Othman doesn’t need a script; he is ready to record the bits that make up his days at Cal Poly Pomona. Othman uses ...

Men's soccer crumbles to Cal State LA in second half By Freddy Sanchez, September 29, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona men’s soccer team came up empty on the road 3-0 against nationally ranked No. 1 Cal State Los ...

By Braelyn Barnes, September 29, 2026 For some college students, childhood interests remain part of their lives as they enter adulthood. For public relations student Sophia Gonzalez, however, her ...

University police continue investigation after multiple reported incidents By Rachel Prior, September 29, 2026 Hateful graffiti targeting LGBTQ+ and Jewish communities continues to appear across Cal ...

By Luke Thomas, September 29, 2026 Sixth-year graduate student Ricardo Vargas broke Cal Poly Pomona’s 8,000-meter program record at the University of California, Riverside Invitational Sept. 19, ...