The Poly Post

The Poly Post serves as the student-run newspaper for California State Polytechnic University, Pomona, commonly known as Cal Poly Pomona. During the academic year, it releases a new edition every Tuesday while classes are ongoing. Olivia Levada Lenoir holds the position of editor-in-chief at present.

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Constant demand for perfection in music performance industry is toxic, harmful, draining but I love it

1 month ago | thepolypost.com | Gerardo Sanchez

By Gerardo Sanchez, March 4, 2025Spending thousands of dollars in tuition and tour fees and hundreds upon hundreds of hours of practice is the best way I can describe indoor drumline to someone who has never seen it. With the 2025 Winter Guard International professional music ensemble competition season starting, online talk has begun regarding the indoor groups that will be competing this year.
Greek life continues to lead a legacy of toxicity

Oct 8, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Kristine Pascual

By Kristine Pascual, Oct. 8, 2024Cliques, hazing, elitism and sexism are four words that come to mind when hearing “sorority” or “fraternity.”With rush season wrapping up and initiation around the corner at CPP, sororities and fraternities need examinations. Since Greek life’s birth in 1776, fraternities and sororities have experienced major issues including hazing, alcohol and drug abuse, sexual assault and peer pressure according to Appalachian State University.
CPP welcomes largest freshman class

Sep 3, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Kristine Pascual

By Kristine Pascual, Sep. 3, 2024 With 51,000 applications and 37,600 admitted students, CPP has welcomed 4,704 first-time students, the largest freshman class in history. As of the first day of school, there were about 26,800 Broncos, including returning, new and transfer students. Last fall, CPP was home to about 26,400 students.
Why are convicted rapists allowed to compete in the Olympics?

Sep 3, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Kristine Pascual

By Kristine Pascual, Sept. 3, 2024The youngest athlete at the 2024 Paris Olympics was 11 years old. Steven van de Velde’s victim was 12. Despite a petition with more than 150,000 signatures, the Dutch Olympic Committee defended a convicted child rapist, allowing him to qualify and compete at the 2024 Paris Olympics. As a Dutch beach volleyball player, Van de Velde was able to compete in the Paris Olympics despite being convicted of raping a 12-year-old child in England in 2014.
Class of 2024 graduates post-pandemic

May 14, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Emily Perez

By Emily Perez, May 14, 2024With Commencement just around the corner, Cal Poly Pomona’s class of 2024 gears up for a momentous occasion that signifies more than just the end of their academic journey, but represents overcoming the challenges posed by COVID-19. The Commencement ceremony marks a milestone for the class of 2024, as many have awaited the opportunity to walk across the stage and receive their diplomas.
Ticket pricing is killing concert culture - The Poly Post

May 7, 2024 | thepolypost.com

By Jacob Rodriguez, May 7, 2024 I attended a Harry Styles concert with my cousin back in 2018, when concert prices were still relatively fair. For the view at the show, it was only a $100 per ticket. Through listening to others and social media, I’ve come to learn that attending concerts has become more
The impact of the 99 cents store

Apr 30, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Dylan Long |Elizabeth Teo

By Dylan Long & Elizabeth Teo, April 30, 2024The 99 Cents Only Store chain is closing all 371 stores across California, Nevada, Texas and Arizona, making it the latest casualty in a retail economy that is still recovering from the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. “This will affect the CPP community as many college students come to get basics they need at a lower price,” said Maya Rodriquez, a business student.
‘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.
CPP gives voices to victims of sexual violence

Apr 23, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Jacob Rodriguez

Jacob Rodriguez, April 23, 2024The Office of Equity and Compliance, Title IX, and Survivor Advocacy Services are collaborating to educate CPP students about the importance of spreading awareness to prevent sexual violence and foster a safer community on campus. Cal Poly Pomona stands with victims of sexual violence as Sexual Assault Awareness Month is nationally recognized during the month of April.
Jack Sanders wins first CCAA Baseball Player of the Week Award

Apr 23, 2024 | thepolypost.com | Dylan Long

By Dylan Long, April 23, 2024Cal Poly Pomona left fielder Jack Sanders took home his first career CCAA Baseball Player of the Week Award on April 1 with a scorching hot series against the San Francisco State University Gators. Sanders put together a monster weekend where he batted 7-16 (.438) with a 1.221 OPS at the plate. His performance with the bat also helped the Broncos secure a series win, with the team going 3-1 against the Gators.