This week on the Weekly Newsbreak:

Cal Poly Pomona set to change the GE structure for incoming students

2,800 students left without librarians

New leadership comes to College of Agriculture amidst setbacks

In Arts and Culture:

CPP’s skate club provides a creative outlet for students

Join us for a preview of this years CPP pumpkin fest

Campus cats: The kitties that crawl the CPP campus

This week on the Weekly Newsbreak:

This week on the Weekly Newsbreak:

CPP spends $4.1M of MacKenzie Scott donation on new logo, motto, website

A preview of the 2024 cross country season

NCAA new roster limits and scholarship caps

Cal Poly Pomona alumna Arely Navarro just started her first year at UC Davis of Veterinary Medicine after receiving the Barbara Kollin Veterinary Medicine scholarship

The Irish post-punk band Fontaines D.C. takes on a striking new sound and style for their fourth album “Romance”

This week on the Weekly Newsbreak:

4704 first-time students started classes last week, ushering Cal Poly Pomona’s largest freshman class.

Terri Gomez has been officially appointed as Cal Poly Pomona’s provost and vice president for Academic Affairs.

The CSU System announces new policy regarding freedom of expression.

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CPP’s ASI passes Ceasefire Resolution; CPP’s first-gen students breaking barriers; Class of 2024 graduates post-pandemic; Graduates share cultural perspectives on college degrees; and Christian Malone brings you this week in Bronco Athletics.

CPP students join Pro-Palestinian protests across the nation; Town and Gown ride pedals toward change; Collins College of Hospitality invited to Inland Empire Tourism Summit of 2024; LA County Fair: A focus on food; We take a look into CPP 21st Songwriter Showcase; and Dylan Long brings you this week in Bronco Athletics.