By Adriana Flores Solis, The IRS has reached an agreement with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement for the first time ever, giving the agency access to information connected to undocumented ...

By , April 15, 2025 Women today face a variety of challenges, such as the constant need to maintain a balance between their personal and social responsibilities as well as gender imbalances in the ...

By Christian Magdaleno, April 15, 2025 From New York to Los Angeles, the nation erupted with millions participating in the “Hands Off!” protests April 5, with many expressing frustrations amid ...

By Gavin Claiborne, April 15, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona Athletics gained national recognition for its performances during the winter and fall seasons as the department ranked as a top-25 program in the ...

By Quincy San, April 15, 2025 The NBA is one of the most exciting leagues to break down and discuss. In 2025, however, it feels like league-related topics have been sidelined for talking points that ...

By Matthew Becerra, Earl Sweatshirt’s free, one-night-only show at the Echoplex in Los Angeles March 30 had people lined up since 8:30 a.m. to experience a nostalgic, high-energy celebration of his ...

By Anthony Gutierrez, April 15, 2025 Cal Poly Pomona’s baseball team closed out the series with a dominant 13-2 win over the Stanislaus State Warriors at Scolinos Field April 7, winning three in the ...

By Kayla Landers, April 15, 2025 To many, history is just a subject, but to James D. Rietveld, a lecturer at Cal Poly Pomona, it’s a helpful tool for understanding oneself and the world. Rietveld ...

By Kayla Landers, April 15, 2025 A bag of Takis at Vons costs $2.79, while at Cal Poly Pomona stores, those who buy the same product must pay $4.99. At Albertson’s, it costs $2.79 for a 28-oz bottle ...

By , April 15, 2025 Stress has been an enemy in my life, but I’m trying to make it a friend. Stress has a negative connotation. There is the belief it can only occur when bad things happen. It can be ...

By Chris Lim, April 15, 2025 When Cal Poly Pomona women’s basketball forward Sydney Nelson was 4 years old, she played her first basketball game with her siblings while being coached by her father.

By Ami Medina, Blending rich, cultural traditions with innovative and contemporary designs, a handful of first-generation students are pursuing fashion degrees at Cal Poly Pomona, determined to turn ...