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.

Welcome back, Broncos! Catch up on this week's stories and more at https://thepolypost.com/

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.

CSU student workers begin bargaining; CSU ethnic studies programs receive $1.5 million grant; Biden Administration proposes a new draft of student loan debt relief; A Poly Post Writer speaks to graduating senior artists about their future; A CPP Senior decorates the Bronco Statue by Bronco Commons; and Kasai Childress recaps this week in Bronco Athletics.

CPP creates a safe space during sexual assault awareness month; the 99 Cent story closing impacts college students, CPP's AI fair encourages students to use artificial intelligence; The Poly Post writers explore Pomona's historic music venues; CPP's Fashion Society hosts it's 12th annual fashion show; Christian Malone brings you the latest in Bronco Athletics

CPP's Care Center extends its hours to better support students' mental health; professor Wen Cheng is honored with the Traffic Excellence Award; Yamaha honors professor Jessie Vallejo with the 40 Under 40 award; Touzan Taiko spreads Japanese culture throughout campus; Christian Malone brings you the latest in CPP Athletics

ASI announces winners for the 2024 student government elections; digital media is taking over physical media; Kacey Musgraves releases her fifth album; CPP students rock the Fox Theater with the "It's Not A Phase Festival"; and Christian Malone brings you the latest in Bronco Athletics