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A Cal Poly Pomona University Library graphic promoting The Art of Engineering: A Creative Challenge with a People’s Choice Award and the message Make Your Voice Count.

Cast your vote for the People’s Choice Award in The Art of Engineering: A Creative Challenge. Support your favorite project and help decide the winner. Vote here cpp.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_...

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A bright yellow event flyer from a university library promoting “Therapy Dog Makana.” It features a large photo of a fluffy white therapy dog wearing a collar and ID badge. The text lists the event as Thursday, April 9, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM at the 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone, with a link to more information at libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs.

A bright yellow event flyer from a university library promoting “Therapy Dog Makana.” It features a large photo of a fluffy white therapy dog wearing a collar and ID badge. The text lists the event as Thursday, April 9, from 12:00 PM to 1:00 PM at the 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone, with a link to more information at libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs.

Catch Makana at one of her final therapy dog visits at Cal Poly Pomona. Her handler is a graduating CPP student, and when he heads to grad school, she’ll be going with him. She’ll be here tomorrow from 12–1 PM on the 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone: libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs

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Flyer for Cal Poly Pomona University Library Connect & Play Dance Therapy event. Colorful design with children dancing. Details include April 17, 9:30am to 11:00am at University Library Building 15, Bronco Family Space, 3rd floor. Parent and me workshop focused on community, stress relief, and meaningful engagement. QR code and “Register Today” included.

Flyer for Cal Poly Pomona University Library Connect & Play Dance Therapy event. Colorful design with children dancing. Details include April 17, 9:30am to 11:00am at University Library Building 15, Bronco Family Space, 3rd floor. Parent and me workshop focused on community, stress relief, and meaningful engagement. QR code and “Register Today” included.

Join us for Connect & Play: Dance Therapy 💃

A parent and me workshop to build community, reduce stress, and connect with your child.

Open to parents and parents-to-be, with or without children.

📅 April 17
⏰ 9:30am–11am
📍 CPP Library, Bldg. 15

Register: cpp.libcal.com/event/16263091

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Black-and-white photograph of a well-groomed horse standing in a stable courtyard with arched buildings in the background. A woman wearing a cloche hat and long coat gently places her hands on the horse’s side, while a man in a suit, bow tie, and round glasses stands nearby holding a hat and the horse’s reins. The scene appears formal and staged, likely from the early 20th century.

Black-and-white photograph of a well-groomed horse standing in a stable courtyard with arched buildings in the background. A woman wearing a cloche hat and long coat gently places her hands on the horse’s side, while a man in a suit, bow tie, and round glasses stands nearby holding a hat and the horse’s reins. The scene appears formal and staged, likely from the early 20th century.

Today we celebrate W.K. Kellogg, whose passion for Arabian horses helped shape Cal Poly Pomona.

His Pomona ranch, later gifted to California, became the university’s foundation.

📸 Kellogg with ANTEZ and Laura La Plante, 1928
#WKellogg #SpecialCollections #LibraryArchives

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Flyer for a workshop on using AI tools like ChatGPT ethically in coursework, covering best practices, academic policies, and responsible use. Includes learning outcomes on ethical principles and avoiding misuse, with a registration link.

Flyer for a workshop on using AI tools like ChatGPT ethically in coursework, covering best practices, academic policies, and responsible use. Includes learning outcomes on ethical principles and avoiding misuse, with a registration link.

Learn how to use AI tools like ChatGPT ethically in your coursework. Explore best practices, academic policies, and how to avoid misuse.

April 14, 12 to 1 pm

Covers integrity, fairness, accountability, transparency, and privacy.

Register: cpp.libcal.com/event/16248966

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Flyer for a university lecture titled “Lecture on Musical Work, ‘The Immigrants’.” Speaker Sergio Barer, a composer and pianist with a long beard and glasses, is pictured on the left. The event is presented by the Michi and Walter Weglyn Endowed Chair of Multicultural Studies at Cal Poly Pomona. It will take place Tuesday, April 7, 2026 from 4:00 to 5:00 pm Pacific Time at the CPP University Library, room 15-4829, and is hybrid with a Zoom option. The talk focuses on Barer’s musical work based on interviews with Mexican immigrants, exploring themes like migration, work, and identity. A QR code and Zoom link are included, along with a short biography of the speaker.

Flyer for a university lecture titled “Lecture on Musical Work, ‘The Immigrants’.” Speaker Sergio Barer, a composer and pianist with a long beard and glasses, is pictured on the left. The event is presented by the Michi and Walter Weglyn Endowed Chair of Multicultural Studies at Cal Poly Pomona. It will take place Tuesday, April 7, 2026 from 4:00 to 5:00 pm Pacific Time at the CPP University Library, room 15-4829, and is hybrid with a Zoom option. The talk focuses on Barer’s musical work based on interviews with Mexican immigrants, exploring themes like migration, work, and identity. A QR code and Zoom link are included, along with a short biography of the speaker.

Join us for a lecture on "The Immigrants" by composer Sergio Barer. Based on interviews with Mexican immigrants, the work explores migration, work, and identity.

April 7, 2026
4 to 5 pm PT
Cal Poly Pomona + Zoom

Details via QR code on flyer

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Gráfico promocional de la Semana Nacional de las Bibliotecas, del 19 al 25 de abril de 2026. Sobre un fondo azul, aparece a la derecha una persona sonriente con cabello rizado y una banda colorida en la cabeza. El texto principal en amarillo muestra el título del evento, y un círculo dice “Encuentra tu alegría.” En la parte inferior, se identifica a Mychal Threets como presidenta honorífica, junto con los logotipos de la American Library Association.

Gráfico promocional de la Semana Nacional de las Bibliotecas, del 19 al 25 de abril de 2026. Sobre un fondo azul, aparece a la derecha una persona sonriente con cabello rizado y una banda colorida en la cabeza. El texto principal en amarillo muestra el título del evento, y un círculo dice “Encuentra tu alegría.” En la parte inferior, se identifica a Mychal Threets como presidenta honorífica, junto con los logotipos de la American Library Association.

Promotional graphic for “National Library Week,” April 19–25, 2026. On a blue background, a smiling person with curly hair and a colorful headband appears on the right. Large yellow text reads the event title, and a circular badge says “Find Your Joy!” The bottom text identifies Mychal Threets as the National Library Week Honorary Chair, with American Library Association logos.

Promotional graphic for “National Library Week,” April 19–25, 2026. On a blue background, a smiling person with curly hair and a colorful headband appears on the right. Large yellow text reads the event title, and a circular badge says “Find Your Joy!” The bottom text identifies Mychal Threets as the National Library Week Honorary Chair, with American Library Association logos.

“Find your joy” during National Library Week 2026 and discover what inspires you at the library! Join us for a variety of exciting events from April 20–24, 2026. For the latest lineup, visit: libguides.library.cpp.edu/NLW

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Graphic for Children’s Bilingual Story Time with large text reading “STORY TIME.” Dates listed are April 8, 15, 22, and 29. The graphic invites participants to join fun, engaging virtual story times that are interactive, educational, and free for kids of all ages. A cartoon child with curly hair sits reading a book, and a QR code directs viewers to register online.

Graphic for Children’s Bilingual Story Time with large text reading “STORY TIME.” Dates listed are April 8, 15, 22, and 29. The graphic invites participants to join fun, engaging virtual story times that are interactive, educational, and free for kids of all ages. A cartoon child with curly hair sits reading a book, and a QR code directs viewers to register online.

Join us for Children’s Bilingual Story Time 📚

Enjoy fun, interactive virtual story times on April 8, 15, 22, and 29. Free for kids of all ages.

Register here: libguides.library.cpp.edu/storytime

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Elegant event flyer with a marble-textured white background and gold decorative leaves in the corners. Text reads: “University Library Presents Golden Leaves Author Awards.” A QR code is centered below the title. At the bottom: “Register on TixTree. Friday, April 24, 2026, 11am–12pm.”

Elegant event flyer with a marble-textured white background and gold decorative leaves in the corners. Text reads: “University Library Presents Golden Leaves Author Awards.” A QR code is centered below the title. At the bottom: “Register on TixTree. Friday, April 24, 2026, 11am–12pm.”

For 40 years, Golden Leaves (est. 1986) has honored authors & editors from the Cal Poly Pomona community.

Join the 2026 Golden Leaves Author Awards during National Library Week:

📅 April 24, 11 AM (Hybrid)
RSVP: www.tixtree.com/e/2026-golde...

#CalPolyPomona #GoldenLeaves #AuthorAwards

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Colorful promotional poster with a pink, purple, orange, and yellow gradient background and abstract shapes. At the top is a treble clef logo with the text “CPP Music Dept.” Large bold text in the center reads “STUDY AND SOUND.” Below, smaller text says “live jazz-themed performance featuring student performers.” Event details: “April 16, 2026, 12PM–1PM.” Location: “Library 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone.”

Colorful promotional poster with a pink, purple, orange, and yellow gradient background and abstract shapes. At the top is a treble clef logo with the text “CPP Music Dept.” Large bold text in the center reads “STUDY AND SOUND.” Below, smaller text says “live jazz-themed performance featuring student performers.” Event details: “April 16, 2026, 12PM–1PM.” Location: “Library 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone.”

Take a study break and enjoy live music 🎶

Join the CPP Music Department for Study and Sound, a jazz-themed performance featuring talented student musicians!

🗓 April 16, 2026
⏰ 12–1 PM
📍 Library, 2nd Floor – Bronco Community Zone

Relax, recharge, and enjoy the sound! cpp.libcal.com/event/16500401

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A photo of a modern university library building with glass doors and outdoor seating in front. Overlaid text reads: “University Library – Spring Break.” Below, a boxed section states: “Library Closed Sat 3/28, Sun 3/29, and Tue 3/31.” It also lists “Operating Hours 8am – 5pm” and “Bronco Computer Lab Closed 3/31.”

A photo of a modern university library building with glass doors and outdoor seating in front. Overlaid text reads: “University Library – Spring Break.” Below, a boxed section states: “Library Closed Sat 3/28, Sun 3/29, and Tue 3/31.” It also lists “Operating Hours 8am – 5pm” and “Bronco Computer Lab Closed 3/31.”

📚 SPRING BREAK HOURS - UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Please note adjusted hours for Spring Break:

🚫 Library Closed:
Sat 3/28, Sun 3/29, Tue 3/31

🕗 Open Hours:
8am - 5pm

💻 Bronco Computer Lab Closed:
Tue 3/31

Plan ahead and have a great Spring Break!

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Promotional graphic for “The ART of ENGINEERING: A Creative Challenge.” The design features a light blue grid background with illustrated engineering tools and gears. Large bold text reads “The ART of ENGINEERING: A Creative Challenge.” Below, it says “Ready to build, design, and innovate?” followed by “Step up, stand out, and engineer your imagination into a winning creation.” At the bottom, the deadline is highlighted: “Submission deadline: March 29, 2026 11:59 pm.”

Promotional graphic for “The ART of ENGINEERING: A Creative Challenge.” The design features a light blue grid background with illustrated engineering tools and gears. Large bold text reads “The ART of ENGINEERING: A Creative Challenge.” Below, it says “Ready to build, design, and innovate?” followed by “Step up, stand out, and engineer your imagination into a winning creation.” At the bottom, the deadline is highlighted: “Submission deadline: March 29, 2026 11:59 pm.”

Deadline is almost here for CPP’s ART of ENGINEERING Challenge.

Submit by March 29, 11:59 p.m.

Open to students, faculty, and staff.

www.cpp.edu/library/abou...

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A light green, tri-fold pamphlet from Cal Poly Pomona titled “Cal Poly Pomona Women’s Center Reaching Out,” printed in black text. The right panel features the large vertical title and location details, noting it is located across from the bookstore in Building 95 and open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. The center panel includes a “Campus Phone Guide” listing various campus services and phone numbers such as Career Planning, Financial Aid, Police, Women’s Center, and Associated Students. Below are sections explaining student rights, including federal protections against discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, or handicap, and information on how to report discrimination or file grievances. The left panel contains a section titled “Scholarships and Loans” describing financial aid opportunities for women through the Business and Professional Women’s Foundation. It also includes a short poem titled “Teach Me” by June Guethlein, a statistic about increasing numbers of women in the labor force, and a “Family Film Series” announcement co-sponsored by the Women’s Center and ASI.

A light green, tri-fold pamphlet from Cal Poly Pomona titled “Cal Poly Pomona Women’s Center Reaching Out,” printed in black text. The right panel features the large vertical title and location details, noting it is located across from the bookstore in Building 95 and open Monday through Friday, 8am to 5pm. The center panel includes a “Campus Phone Guide” listing various campus services and phone numbers such as Career Planning, Financial Aid, Police, Women’s Center, and Associated Students. Below are sections explaining student rights, including federal protections against discrimination based on race, color, national origin, sex, or handicap, and information on how to report discrimination or file grievances. The left panel contains a section titled “Scholarships and Loans” describing financial aid opportunities for women through the Business and Professional Women’s Foundation. It also includes a short poem titled “Teach Me” by June Guethlein, a statistic about increasing numbers of women in the labor force, and a “Family Film Series” announcement co-sponsored by the Women’s Center and ASI.

The reverse side of the same light green pamphlet, also printed in black text. The left panel features a poem titled “Rain Me No Rain” by June Guethlein, followed by a biographical section on author Doris Lessing, describing her background and major literary works. A small notice at the bottom invites volunteers for a “Big Sisters” program through the YWCA. The center panel is titled “Women & Finances” and presents statistics comparing women’s and men’s income based on 1977 data, noting lower median earnings for women, limited business ownership, and financial challenges faced by older women. Below this is a section outlining the long effort required for women to gain the right to vote, listing decades of campaigns, referenda, and legislative efforts. The right panel, titled “The Guide,” promotes a resource for information on topics such as birth control and women’s organizations, with contact details for Planned Parenthood and Pomona Valley NOW. Beneath that is a section describing the Disabled Students Office, outlining services such as orientation, registration assistance, special parking, adaptive equipment, and counseling, as well as its role as an advocate for disabled students on campus.

The reverse side of the same light green pamphlet, also printed in black text. The left panel features a poem titled “Rain Me No Rain” by June Guethlein, followed by a biographical section on author Doris Lessing, describing her background and major literary works. A small notice at the bottom invites volunteers for a “Big Sisters” program through the YWCA. The center panel is titled “Women & Finances” and presents statistics comparing women’s and men’s income based on 1977 data, noting lower median earnings for women, limited business ownership, and financial challenges faced by older women. Below this is a section outlining the long effort required for women to gain the right to vote, listing decades of campaigns, referenda, and legislative efforts. The right panel, titled “The Guide,” promotes a resource for information on topics such as birth control and women’s organizations, with contact details for Planned Parenthood and Pomona Valley NOW. Beneath that is a section describing the Disabled Students Office, outlining services such as orientation, registration assistance, special parking, adaptive equipment, and counseling, as well as its role as an advocate for disabled students on campus.

A pink newsletter titled “Women’s/ReEntry Resource Centers Newsletter/Calendar, Winter 1985,” with a Cal Poly Pomona logo in the upper left corner showing two stylized figures. A library date stamp reads January 24, 1985. The main heading says “Welcome to Winter Quarter.” The text welcomes new and returning students, describing the center as a warm, supportive space during winter where students can relax, build friendships, and access resources. It emphasizes student-led programming that supports personal growth, education, and changing roles in society. The newsletter notes that the center is located in Building 95 across from the bookstore and offers coffee and tea for visitors. A section lists operating hours for each weekday, with extended hours midweek. The right side includes staff names and student assistants. The tone emphasizes community, accessibility, and support for those entering or returning to higher education.

A pink newsletter titled “Women’s/ReEntry Resource Centers Newsletter/Calendar, Winter 1985,” with a Cal Poly Pomona logo in the upper left corner showing two stylized figures. A library date stamp reads January 24, 1985. The main heading says “Welcome to Winter Quarter.” The text welcomes new and returning students, describing the center as a warm, supportive space during winter where students can relax, build friendships, and access resources. It emphasizes student-led programming that supports personal growth, education, and changing roles in society. The newsletter notes that the center is located in Building 95 across from the bookstore and offers coffee and tea for visitors. A section lists operating hours for each weekday, with extended hours midweek. The right side includes staff names and student assistants. The tone emphasizes community, accessibility, and support for those entering or returning to higher education.

A second pink newsletter page titled “Quarter Highlights.” The top section announces “Happy Birthday!!!” and explains that Winter Quarter includes birthdays of Martin Luther King Jr., George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Susan B. Anthony, noting Anthony’s role in the women’s suffrage movement and the historical fight for voting rights. It also announces the ninth birthday of the Women’s Center, with planned speakers, an open house, refreshments, and a special evening event. On the left is a section titled “Self-Power: A New Impact for A New Year,” promoting a workshop led by Sheffra Williams-Sam focused on empowerment, personal growth, and skill-building, with registration details and fees. The center section highlights a film series co-sponsored with Ethnic and Women’s Studies, featuring discussions on topics such as population control, U.S. policy, and women, politics, and revolution. On the right is a section titled “Women’s History Week March 3–9, 1985,” explaining the importance of studying women’s history and inviting participation in activities, speakers, and events. At the bottom is a small illustrated comic encouraging women to stay engaged and confident rather than passive in conversations.

A second pink newsletter page titled “Quarter Highlights.” The top section announces “Happy Birthday!!!” and explains that Winter Quarter includes birthdays of Martin Luther King Jr., George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, and Susan B. Anthony, noting Anthony’s role in the women’s suffrage movement and the historical fight for voting rights. It also announces the ninth birthday of the Women’s Center, with planned speakers, an open house, refreshments, and a special evening event. On the left is a section titled “Self-Power: A New Impact for A New Year,” promoting a workshop led by Sheffra Williams-Sam focused on empowerment, personal growth, and skill-building, with registration details and fees. The center section highlights a film series co-sponsored with Ethnic and Women’s Studies, featuring discussions on topics such as population control, U.S. policy, and women, politics, and revolution. On the right is a section titled “Women’s History Week March 3–9, 1985,” explaining the importance of studying women’s history and inviting participation in activities, speakers, and events. At the bottom is a small illustrated comic encouraging women to stay engaged and confident rather than passive in conversations.

This Women’s History Month, Special Collections & Archives highlights 1980s materials from Cal Poly Pomona’s Women’s Resource & Re-Entry Centers.

Student-led spaces that expanded access, built community, and empowered women in higher education.

#WomensHistoryMonth #CalPolyPomona #Archives

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Flyer for a university library event titled “Therapy Dog Makana.” It features a photo of a fluffy white dog wearing a harness and ID badge. Event details: Thursday, March 26, 12:00pm–1:00pm at the 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone. Bright yellow background with paw print graphics and a link at the bottom: libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs.

Flyer for a university library event titled “Therapy Dog Makana.” It features a photo of a fluffy white dog wearing a harness and ID badge. Event details: Thursday, March 26, 12:00pm–1:00pm at the 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone. Bright yellow background with paw print graphics and a link at the bottom: libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs.

Stop by, de-stress, and hang out with your fellow Broncos, Makana visits the library from 12–1pm. Her handler is graduating from Cal Poly Pomona this spring, so visit her before she heads to grad school with him: libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs

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A green and gold graphic reading “EVENT CANCELED.” Text below states the 10am–1pm therapy dog session with Dahlia and Daisy is canceled and directs viewers to cpp.libcal.com/calendar/events for updates.

A green and gold graphic reading “EVENT CANCELED.” Text below states the 10am–1pm therapy dog session with Dahlia and Daisy is canceled and directs viewers to cpp.libcal.com/calendar/events for updates.

Update: the 10am–1pm therapy dog session with Dahlia and Daisy won’t be happening today due to circumstances outside our control.

Stay updated: cpp.libcal.com/calendar/events

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Flyer for a Cal Poly Pomona University Library lecture titled "The Immigrants" by composer Sergio Barer. Portrait of the speaker with glasses and a long beard. Event is April 7, 2026 from 4:00 to 5:00 PM PT at CPP University Library Room 15-4829 with a hybrid option. Includes brief description, speaker bio, and a QR code.

Flyer for a Cal Poly Pomona University Library lecture titled "The Immigrants" by composer Sergio Barer. Portrait of the speaker with glasses and a long beard. Event is April 7, 2026 from 4:00 to 5:00 PM PT at CPP University Library Room 15-4829 with a hybrid option. Includes brief description, speaker bio, and a QR code.

Lecture on "The Immigrants" with composer Sergio Barer. A four part work based on interviews with Mexican immigrants.

April 7, 2026, 4:00 to 5:00 PM PT
CPP University Library Room 15-4829, hybrid

Register: cpp.libcal.com/event/16627464

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📚🐾 Hamlet and January, two big dogs, take over the library🐶

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Flyer from Cal Poly Pomona University Library on a green background with gold text reading “The Library Wants Your Feedback.” It asks, “What kind of board games would you like to check out?” A QR code and link (cpp.libwizard.com/f/boardgames) invite users to take a poll, with a graphic of a smartphone showing a feedback message and the phrase “Please use our poll.”

Flyer from Cal Poly Pomona University Library on a green background with gold text reading “The Library Wants Your Feedback.” It asks, “What kind of board games would you like to check out?” A QR code and link (cpp.libwizard.com/f/boardgames) invite users to take a poll, with a graphic of a smartphone showing a feedback message and the phrase “Please use our poll.”

Your move, Broncos 🎲 Tell us which board games you’d like to check out from the library. Scan the QR code and take our quick poll! cpp.libwizard.com/f/boardgames

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Green and gold Cal Poly Pomona University Library banner reading “Thank You Broncos!” with a message that every five donors unlocks $10,000 toward a $100,000 challenge sponsored by Avanade, supporting preservation of the university’s stories, voices, and history. Tagline at bottom reads “When Broncos Give, Broncos Preserve.”

Green and gold Cal Poly Pomona University Library banner reading “Thank You Broncos!” with a message that every five donors unlocks $10,000 toward a $100,000 challenge sponsored by Avanade, supporting preservation of the university’s stories, voices, and history. Tagline at bottom reads “When Broncos Give, Broncos Preserve.”

Thank you, Broncos! Every 5 donors unlocked $10,000 toward our $100,000 challenge from generous challenge sponsor Avanade. Your support helps preserve the stories, voices, and history of Cal Poly Pomona for generations to come. When Broncos give, Broncos preserve.

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Black-and-white portrait of a woman seated indoors, holding an open book or manuscript. She wears a patterned jacket over a light blouse and looks toward the camera, with bookshelves visible in the background.

Black-and-white portrait of a woman seated indoors, holding an open book or manuscript. She wears a patterned jacket over a light blouse and looks toward the camera, with bookshelves visible in the background.

Celebrate Women’s History Month with poet Virginia Hamilton Adair 📚✍️

CPP professor (1957–1980), she gained acclaim in her 80s with Ants on the Melon.

Explore her papers: oac.cdlib.org/findaid/ark:...

#WomensHistoryMonth #CPParchives

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A yellow “Broncos Give” poster with green text promoting support for the Cal Poly Pomona University Library’s Special Collections and Archives. Circular images show historic black-and-white photos of Arabian horses and people, along with a display case featuring horseshoes and a horse illustration. Text reads “Supporting the library’s Special Collections and Archives,” “Make a difference,” and “Unlock history, support libraries, preserve our stories.”

A yellow “Broncos Give” poster with green text promoting support for the Cal Poly Pomona University Library’s Special Collections and Archives. Circular images show historic black-and-white photos of Arabian horses and people, along with a display case featuring horseshoes and a horse illustration. Text reads “Supporting the library’s Special Collections and Archives,” “Make a difference,” and “Unlock history, support libraries, preserve our stories.”

It’s the final day of Broncos Give! We’re raising support for Special Collections and Archives, and every gift helps us preserve Cal Poly Pomona history and equine history. There are only a few hours left, so if you can donate, it would mean a lot. givingday.cpp.edu/giving-day/1...

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A yellow Cal Poly Pomona University Library banner with green shapes and stars. Large text reads “We’re halfway there!!!” Additional text says “Just 25 more people need to donate $5 by tomorrow to win the Avanade Library Challenge” and “Be one of the next 25 donors and help make it happen!” A QR code is shown at the bottom.

A yellow Cal Poly Pomona University Library banner with green shapes and stars. Large text reads “We’re halfway there!!!” Additional text says “Just 25 more people need to donate $5 by tomorrow to win the Avanade Library Challenge” and “Be one of the next 25 donors and help make it happen!” A QR code is shown at the bottom.

🚨 We’re halfway there!

Just 25 more donors giving $5 can help CPP University Library win the Avanade Challenge.

📚 Help digitize historic films, tapes & audio for online access.

Give: givingday.cpp.edu/giving-day/1...

#BroncoGives #CalPolyPomona

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A yellow promotional banner from Cal Poly Pomona University Library featuring green geometric shapes and stars, with bold text reading “Just $5 makes a big impact!” and “Every 5 donors unlocks $10,000 toward a $100,000 library challenge.” A QR code appears at the bottom.

A yellow promotional banner from Cal Poly Pomona University Library featuring green geometric shapes and stars, with bold text reading “Just $5 makes a big impact!” and “Every 5 donors unlocks $10,000 toward a $100,000 library challenge.” A QR code appears at the bottom.

📚 Bronco Gives Day 2026 is here!

March 18–19, support Cal Poly Pomona Library in digitizing historic films, tapes & audio for online access.

✨ Every 5 donors unlock $10K (up to $100K). Even $5 helps!

Give: givingday.cpp.edu/giving-day/1...

#BroncoGives #CalPolyPomona

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Graphic promoting Cal Poly Pomona Broncos Give. The design features a green patterned background with campus-themed icons and a centered white panel. Text reads “Cal Poly Pomona Broncos Give March 18–19” and “36 hours of giving, 365 days of impact.”

Graphic promoting Cal Poly Pomona Broncos Give. The design features a green patterned background with campus-themed icons and a centered white panel. Text reads “Cal Poly Pomona Broncos Give March 18–19” and “36 hours of giving, 365 days of impact.”

Broncos Give starts tomorrow! Without timely digitization, the voices and milestones of generations of Broncos may be permanently lost, help save over 1,000 at-risk recordings. givingday.cpp.edu/giving-day/1...

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Graphic with the title “Therapy Dogs” on a pastel green to pink gradient background. Two framed photos show therapy dogs. On the left, a small tan dog named Alfred wearing a green bow tie with text “Alfred 3/17 11am–12pm.” On the right, a black and white dog named Apollo lying down with text “Apollo 3/19 10am–12pm.”

Graphic with the title “Therapy Dogs” on a pastel green to pink gradient background. Two framed photos show therapy dogs. On the left, a small tan dog named Alfred wearing a green bow tie with text “Alfred 3/17 11am–12pm.” On the right, a black and white dog named Apollo lying down with text “Apollo 3/19 10am–12pm.”

Need a study break? 🐾

Therapy Dogs are coming to the CPP Library, 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone

Alfred 3/17 11am–12pm
Apollo 3/19 10am–12pm

Stop by, relax, and enjoy some pawsitive vibes

More info: libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs

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A group of diverse college graduates wearing black caps and gowns smile and celebrate together. Overlaid text reads “Class of 2026! The Future Looks Green and Gold.” Below, text invites students to be part of a 60-year tradition by scanning a QR code to become a Class Gift donor, with the link bit.ly/cppcg and contact information for Annual Giving.

A group of diverse college graduates wearing black caps and gowns smile and celebrate together. Overlaid text reads “Class of 2026! The Future Looks Green and Gold.” Below, text invites students to be part of a 60-year tradition by scanning a QR code to become a Class Gift donor, with the link bit.ly/cppcg and contact information for Annual Giving.

Our project is a finalist for this year’s Class Gift.

Graduating students who make a Class Gift donation can vote for the project they want funded.

Support the Library and help bring modernized seating to campus.

Donate and vote: bit.ly/cppcg

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Screenshot of the Online Archive of California (OAC) website showing the collection guide titled “Knoll (Polly) Papers, circa 1960–2017” from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Special Collections and Archives. The page includes a search bar, navigation links, a “Printable guide [HTML]” option, and a collection overview listing identifier number 0058 and last indexed date December 3, 2025.

Screenshot of the Online Archive of California (OAC) website showing the collection guide titled “Knoll (Polly) Papers, circa 1960–2017” from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona Special Collections and Archives. The page includes a search bar, navigation links, a “Printable guide [HTML]” option, and a collection overview listing identifier number 0058 and last indexed date December 3, 2025.

📸🐎 Women’s History Month: Polly Knoll
Polly Knoll (1932–2019) photographed Arabian horses for decades, shaping the breed’s visual legacy.
Her papers are preserved at Cal Poly Pomona Special Collections & Archives.
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Green and gold graphic promoting “Parenting Student Ally Training” with the Cal Poly Pomona horse and foal logo in the center. Surrounding icons represent support, community, education, and personal growth. Event details: Tuesday, March 24, 2026, 12:00–2:00 PM PST, Online via Zoom. Button reads “Register on MyBAR.”

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Color photograph from a 1955 Arabian horse show. In the foreground, three people wearing Western-style clothing and white cowboy hats stand in a dirt show ring. On the left, an older man in a brown suit presents a large trophy in a glass-front display case to a woman dressed in a turquoise shirt and dark pants. To the right, a man in a blue shirt with a number tag holds the lead of a chestnut Arabian horse, which stands facing them. Red-and-white striped barriers and a small crowd of spectators appear in the background, along with trees and a light-colored building.

Color photograph from a 1955 Arabian horse show. In the foreground, three people wearing Western-style clothing and white cowboy hats stand in a dirt show ring. On the left, an older man in a brown suit presents a large trophy in a glass-front display case to a woman dressed in a turquoise shirt and dark pants. To the right, a man in a blue shirt with a number tag holds the lead of a chestnut Arabian horse, which stands facing them. Red-and-white striped barriers and a small crowd of spectators appear in the background, along with trees and a light-colored building.

🎥🐎 Pomona, October 1955.
A vibrant silent color glimpse of the 11th Annual All-Arabian Horse Show featuring elegant horses, proud handlers, and cheering crowds in mid-century California.
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Bright yellow promotional poster from a university library titled “Therapy Dog Baxter.” Text reads “University Library Presents Therapy Dog Baxter,” with event details: “Thursday, March 12, 5:30pm – 6:30pm” and location “2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone.” Decorative paw prints and sparkles appear around the design. A photo shows an adult light-colored golden retriever holding a green tennis ball in its mouth while standing on grass. At the bottom is the website link: “libguides.library.cpp.edu/therapydogs.”

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