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The Poly Pantry serves students facing food insecurity. Here you can get food, hygiene supplies and referrals to campus and community-based resources for assistance.

Cal Poly Pomona’s fraternities and sororities provide you with plenty of leadership, community, and philanthropic opportunities while creating an enriching college experience. Find out if Fraternity and Sorority Life is right for you.

The Pride Center provides education, advocacy, support and a safe space for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer, questioning (LGBTIQQ) and ally communities at Cal Poly Pomona. We also promote empowerment and social justice on topics of sexual orientation and gender identity.

The mission of the Native American Student Center is to support the academic achievement and personal success of Native American students while promoting traditional culture at Cal Poly Pomona. The center works on outreach, recruitment, retention and graduation of Native American students at CPP and serves as a resource to the campus community on Native American issues.

Interested in studying in Paris? Tokyo? Buenos Aires? Visit the Office of Study Abroad for opportunities to study, intern, or participate in exchanges or community engagement programs in more than 60 countries!

The Black Resource Center is committed to supporting African, African American and Black students in their journey to a degree. Here you will find academic, personal and professional resources and culturally-relevant programming.

The Asian & Pacific Islander Student Center promotes social justice, equity and student success through education and community engagement, affirming and celebrating cultural identities within the Asian, Pacific Islander and Desi diaspora.

The Womxn’s Resource Center promotes gender equity through empowerment and consciousness-raising. It also supports womxn-identified individuals so they can flourish and advocate for a more equitable society. The center provides programs, workshops, referrals, group support and opportunities for personal and academic growth.

The César E. Chávez Center for Higher Education is committed to increasing the outreach, recruitment, retention, graduation and cultural pride of Chicanxs and Latinxs at Cal Poly Pomona. We focus on academic success, community building, career readiness, social and identity development, and cultural and artistic programming throughout the year.

EOP serves low-income, typically first-generation students and promotes equity ("leveling the playing field") in education. As an EOP participant, you receive a broad range of support services throughout your undergraduate enrollment, as long as you maintain full-time status, make satisfactory academic progress, and fulfill program requirements.