Fabiola Aceves

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‘Clark Fever’ is rising, so should her pay

Apr 29, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Aceves, April 30, 2024With “Clark Fever” on the rise, it’s no surprise that the WNBA and other women’s sports have gained a bigger audience, yet there is still a discrepancy when it comes to equal pay. After former University of Iowa star Caitlin Clark was selected first overall in the WNBA draft by the Indiana Fever, social media erupted with outrage over the news that she would only earn just over $76,000 in her rookie year.
Their dreams are now my reality; growing up with immigrant parents

Jan 29, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Aceves, Jan. 30, 2024According to , around 110,000 foreigners enter the United States each day and I am proud to say that my parents were among those who did. Being the only child of two immigrant parents shaped the person I am today in more ways than I can count. The struggles and curveballs life threw at them showed me to never give up and when there is an opportunity, no matter how small, I should always take it.
Un jardín de RHOsas, la organización de Phi Lambda Rho en CPP

Dec 11, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

Escrito por: Fabiola AcevesLa organización de Phi Lambda Rho o mejor conocida como “Rhosas” es una organización de Cal Poly Pomona que se enfoca en empodera lideres que se identifican como chicana o latina que buscan hacer un impacto en su comunidad. Soraya Sánchez es la presidenta de la sección Theta de Phi Lambda Rho en Cal Poly Pomona y también es encargada de las relaciones públicas para la organización. Sánchez se unió a la hermandad de mujeres por so enfoque en los estudios académicos.
CPP students construct sustainable house Orange County Sustainability Decathlon

Oct 23, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Aceves, Oct.23, 2023A group of Cal Poly Pomona students showcased a sustainable house they constructed at the Orange County Sustainability Decathlon Oct. 5-8 and Oct. 12-15. Participating students ranged from civil, chemical, environmental, mechanical, electrical and computer engineering, regenerative studies and business administration. The Decathlon included 10 different categories from which the participants were judged.
The United States health care system does not care

Oct 23, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Aceves, Oct. 24, 2023In August of 2022, there was a bill passed called the Inflation Reduction Act which was set to reduce the cost of hospital fees for those on Medi-Cal; however, there would be around 21 million people stuck paying outrageous prices for crucial medicine for their health. As someone parents who both have diabetes, I can see how each one is affected differently when it comes to the cost of it.
Sana con CECCHE; como ayudar a estudiantes de la universidad con el síndrome de impostor

Sep 18, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

Escrito por Fabiola AcevesEl síndrome de impostor o el fenómeno del impostor es cuando una persona no se siente merecido de todo lo que ha logrado. Es algo muy común pero no platicado en muchos estudiantes de la universidad. En un esfuerzo para ayudar a combatir este estigma, el Centro de Educación Superior César E. Chávez condujo un taller el 12 de septiembre. El taller fue conducido por María Gisela, que trabaja con CAPS.
Women in sports; we have earned our spot here too

Sep 4, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Aceves, Sept. 5, 2023I was walking to one of my classes in Building 1 when I was stopped by a man who was selling books about meditation and asked if I was interested. I decided to look at them because I was still adjusting to being back to school in person and felt more stressed than usual. He made conversation with me about school and my career, so I told him I wanted to work in sports media.
Spring has sprung as the California super bloom paints the hills

May 8, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Aceves, May 9, 2023After weeks of continuous rain, the phenomenon known as the super bloom decorated the Lancaster hills with hues of orange, red, yellow and green. The vibrant colors created Lancaster’s own garden that attracted many visitors. The super bloom can be very important to our environment due to the native species that grow and the nutrients they can provide to nature’s life cycle.
‘El Nogalar’ premieres at university theatre

May 8, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Acevas, May 9, 2023From Northern Mexico to CPP’s stage, “El Nogalar” was showcased at the university theatre from April 21 to April 30. “El Nogalar ” or “The Pecan Orchard” tells the story of Maite, the matriarch of the Galvan family, and her two daughters Valeria and Anita and the fight for her land amid the drug war in Northern Mexico. The playwright Tanya Saracho explained the Mexico that Maite and her daughters have come back to is not the romanticized idea of the one she left.
CPP’s tennis club aces the competition at the USTA Tennis on Campus Nationals

May 8, 2023 | thepolypost.com | Fabiola Aceves

By Fabiola Aceves, May 9, 2023The Cal Poly Pomona Tennis Club won the Copper Bracket at the 2023 USTA Tennis on Campus National Championships, defeating the North Dakota State University’s club 30-13 in the grand finals. The USTA on Campus National Championship was a three-day tournament that took place from April 6 to April 8. The first day consisted of three rounds of pool play. In round one, the CPP team was defeated by Penn University 30-19.