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Kellogg Drive Motorcycle Crash
A motorcyclist was injured in a crash Sunday evening on Kellogg Drive. The rider, whose name was not released, collided with a white Ford Excursion around 6:30. |
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Rail Project Finally Back on Track
A project to help ease traffic problems on Temple Ave. is finally back on track. The project, which has been underway since 2003, had a goal of easing traffic near the Valley Blvd. and Temple Ave. tracks owned by Union Pacific. |
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Cal Poly Pomona Grad Fair
The Cal Poly Pomona Grad Fair was held April 27 -28 in the Bronco Bookstore. |
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An Interview with Coach K
Men's basketball coach Greg Kamansky sits down with the Poly Post Sports Editor to talk about coaching, basketball and family life. |
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Brown Bag With the Presidents
Emotions ran high at the latest Brown Bag with the Presidents event in the University Quad last Tuesday. The event was overtaken by the latest news that the schools CalWorks program would be cut and merged with the Registrars Office. |
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Cal Poly Pomona Championship Rally
The opportunity for the campus to meet the championship Broncos arrived during the championship pep rally held in the University Quad last Tuesday. A huge crowd of 200-plus die- hard fans and regular students piled in in anticipation of meeting the NCAA Division II champs. |
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Triumphant basketball team welcomed home by Broncos supporters
Cal Poly students, staff and faculty welcome the men's basketball team's as they return from Massachusetts. |
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Campus reacts to basketball win
Cal Poly students, staff and faculty react to the men's basketball team's first NCAA Div. II championship win. |
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Cal Poly Men's Basketball Jan 12, 2010
Fresh off a win against Humboldt State, the Broncos were more than eager to battle against their next opponent, the Cal San Bernardino Coyotes. |
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Men's basketball team vies for the top
Broncos come from behind to beat Humboldt 58-55. |
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2010 Rose Float coverage
The 2010 Cal Poly Rose Float is christened and then makes the 6-hour trip to Pasadena. |
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Cal Poly Pomona Walkout
Cal Poly Pomona's Nov. 19, 2009 Walkout/Teach In |
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Lucky ducks!
Cal Poly's Fine Feathered Friends |
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Brown Bag with the Presidents 2009
Students ask heated questions of campus leadership. |
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Engineering Project Symposium
More than 400 graduate and undergraduate students from different disciplines in the engineering department participated in the ninth annual Engineering Project Symposium last Friday, presenting 152 projects and exhibits. Read the rest of the story here. |
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Robot Rally
During the competition, the children's robots compete and are gradually eliminated until there is a winner. |
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5th Annual Song Writer's Showcase
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Volunteer Fair
A record 41 organizations came to Cal Poly Pomona's Volunteer Fair. |
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Families wheel through Tractor and Car Show
Ford Mustangs, Chevrolet Camaros and even a Dodge Viper lined up among other classic and sports cars on display during the third annual Tractor Car Show held Saturday at the Farm Store at Kellogg Ranch. The story here. |
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Texting, The New Way to Communicate
What can you say in 160 words? |
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SigEp, Zeta Tau Alpha capture Greek Olympic titles
Chi Omega and Sigma Phi Epsilon have done it once again. Both Greek organizations won Tug, the main event at Greek Olympics, for the second year in a row. The story here. |
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Spring Soiree fundraises for campus
Clear, sunny weather and cool breezes set the springtime mood for the second annual Southern California Tasting & Auction last Sunday. The story here. |
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A Walk Of Hope
Nearly 500 students and numerous campus organizations joined the American Cancer Society Saturday to fight cancer and raise more than $10,000 at Relay for Life. The story here. |
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What Is Earth Day?
Poly Post correspondents went around campus to ask students if they knew what Earth Day is about. Do you know what it is about? |
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Modern people go medieval at 46th annual Renaissance Faire
For those eager to escape today's dreary economy, the 16th century is looking pretty bright. The story here. |
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Student Showcase
Students performed variety of pieces from different genres during U-Hour on April 23. The story here. |
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Student Opinions Regarding Jobs in This Bad Economy
Can we get a job with how the economy is spiraling down? |
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The Poly Post Relaunch Party
Editors were in attendance to introduce themselves to questions and comments students had at the info session the Poly Post held for the relaunching of their website. |
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Student Job Searches Narrow at Spring Career Day
Despite employer attendance at this year’s Spring Career Day continuing its downward tend, the fair did show signs of life in a few key areas. The story here. |
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Baseball Team Sweeps Winless Knights
The Broncos’ baseball team took a break from conference play last weekend to host a series against the Academy of Art Urban Knights.The story here. |
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Fresh Moves Flow at Urban Showcase
Ursa Major was packed with more than 200 students April 8 during the Asian and Pacific Islander’s Student Center’s Urban Showcase at the Bronco Student Center. The story here. |
Poly Post Web Launch Party
The Poly Post hosted a website demonstration for the new thepolypost.com, complete with catered Chick-fil-A, a raffle and more in the Bronco Student Center Thursday, April 9. |
Do You Know..The Poly Post?
Editors went around campus and asked students simple questions about The Poly Post to see their reactions. The results were refreshing, frightening, shocking, and hilarious. Sometimes all at once. |
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Samurai Alert Cal Poly's Safety Alert system notified the campus community via text message, e-mail, and phone that a suspicious character was on campus with a Samurai sword on April 8, 2009. A few hours after the announcement, the investigation was concluded. "University Police concluded their investigation of a suspicious person who was wearing all black and seen with a sword. Police confirmed that individual was NOT carrying a sword and is NOT a threat to the campus." |
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Students learned to swing dance in the Bronco Student Center April 2, 2009. |
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Time Warner Cable's' SoCal News reports on The Poly Post. The story here. |
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Teaching positions remain grim as fewer schools are hiring and thousands receive pink slips. The story here. |
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