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@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 15, 2026, 8:55 PM

🎃 The CPP Pumpkin Patch is officially open!

For #TBT, we're looking back at the Pumpkin Patch in the 1970s! 📸

Explore more historic photos and memories in Special Collections & Archives.

📧 [email protected]

#CalPolyPomona #CPPLibrary

Four black-and-white archival photographs from the 1970s documenting families and children at the Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Patch. The first shows a young child holding a large pumpkin with other visitors in the background. The second features three children posing with pumpkins, including one holding two stacked pumpkins and two lifting pumpkins overhead. The third shows a smiling girl holding a pumpkin while interacting with a woman holding another pumpkin. The fourth features a woman carrying a toddler in a backpack-style carrier while holding a large pumpkin. The photographs capture family activities and fall traditions at the Pumpkin Patch.Four black-and-white archival photographs from the 1970s documenting families and children at the Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Patch. The first shows a young child holding a large pumpkin with other visitors in the background. The second features three children posing with pumpkins, including one holding two stacked pumpkins and two lifting pumpkins overhead. The third shows a smiling girl holding a pumpkin while interacting with a woman holding another pumpkin. The fourth features a woman carrying a toddler in a backpack-style carrier while holding a large pumpkin. The photographs capture family activities and fall traditions at the Pumpkin Patch.Four black-and-white archival photographs from the 1970s documenting families and children at the Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Patch. The first shows a young child holding a large pumpkin with other visitors in the background. The second features three children posing with pumpkins, including one holding two stacked pumpkins and two lifting pumpkins overhead. The third shows a smiling girl holding a pumpkin while interacting with a woman holding another pumpkin. The fourth features a woman carrying a toddler in a backpack-style carrier while holding a large pumpkin. The photographs capture family activities and fall traditions at the Pumpkin Patch.Four black-and-white archival photographs from the 1970s documenting families and children at the Cal Poly Pomona Pumpkin Patch. The first shows a young child holding a large pumpkin with other visitors in the background. The second features three children posing with pumpkins, including one holding two stacked pumpkins and two lifting pumpkins overhead. The third shows a smiling girl holding a pumpkin while interacting with a woman holding another pumpkin. The fourth features a woman carrying a toddler in a backpack-style carrier while holding a large pumpkin. The photographs capture family activities and fall traditions at the Pumpkin Patch.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 14, 2026, 3:25 PM

🐶 Therapy Dog Apollo is visiting the Library! 💚

Take a study break and spend some time with our four-legged friend! 🐾

📅 Oct. 15 | 9:30–11:30 AM 📍 2nd Floor, Bronco Community Zone

Come say hi to Apollo!

#CPPLibrary #Broncos

Purple and blue promotional graphics for a Therapy Dog Event featuring Apollo, a black-and-white dog with floppy ears and a white muzzle. Apollo's photograph appears in a white Polaroid-style frame. Text announces the visit on Thursday, October 15, from 9:30–11:30 AM at the University Library's 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone. Decorative elements include blue triangles, stars, swirls, torn-paper textures, and a blue button.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 8:06 PM

🐴 We're open again! 🎉
The W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library & Special Collections Reading Room have reopened!
🎡 Explore our new LA County Fair history exhibition!
📍 Library, Room 1734
🕒 Exhibit: Mon–Fri, 8:30 AM–4:45 PM
#CPPLibrary #SpecialCollections

@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 13, 2026, 2:59 PM

🐶 Therapy Dog Nix is visiting the Library today! 💚

Take a study break and spend some time with our four-legged friend! 🐾

📅 Oct. 13 | 1:30–3 PM 📍 2nd Floor, Bronco Community Zone

Come say hi to Nix!

#CPPLibrary #Broncos

Green Therapy Dog Visit graphics featuring Nix, a brown and black dog with pointed ears wearing a red bandana. Text announces Nix's visit on Tuesday, October 13, from 1:30–3 PM in the University Library's Bronco Community Zone on the 2nd floor. The graphics feature a light green photo frame, decorative leaves, and a dotted line pointing toward Nix.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 9, 2026, 3:36 PM

🎡 Explore over a century of LA County Fair history!

Join Andrew Kopp & David Castro for an Archives Month presentation, followed by a guided exhibition tour. 🔎📚

📅 Oct. 15 | 12 PM 📍 Library, Room 4434 🐴 Tour: W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library

#CPPLibrary

Three promotional graphics for the University Library's Special Collections & Archives presentation, “Rides, Ribbons, and Regional Roots: More Than a Century of the Los Angeles County Fair.” The first slide features vintage LA County Fair advertisements over a faded historical photograph of fairgoers. Event details: Thursday, October 15, at 12 PM in University Library Room 4434, presented by Andrew Kopp and David Castro. The second slide features historical fair memorabilia, including 1955 award ribbons and souvenir buttons, and announces a guided exhibition tour and question-and-answer session with curator Andrew Kopp following the presentation. The third slide features a vintage illustrated pig mascot holding a Los Angeles County Fair sign and provides the exhibition location: W\.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library, Room 1734, on the University Library's 1st floor, next to Starbucks.Three promotional graphics for the University Library's Special Collections & Archives presentation, “Rides, Ribbons, and Regional Roots: More Than a Century of the Los Angeles County Fair.” The first slide features vintage LA County Fair advertisements over a faded historical photograph of fairgoers. Event details: Thursday, October 15, at 12 PM in University Library Room 4434, presented by Andrew Kopp and David Castro. The second slide features historical fair memorabilia, including 1955 award ribbons and souvenir buttons, and announces a guided exhibition tour and question-and-answer session with curator Andrew Kopp following the presentation. The third slide features a vintage illustrated pig mascot holding a Los Angeles County Fair sign and provides the exhibition location: W\.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library, Room 1734, on the University Library's 1st floor, next to Starbucks.Three promotional graphics for the University Library's Special Collections & Archives presentation, “Rides, Ribbons, and Regional Roots: More Than a Century of the Los Angeles County Fair.” The first slide features vintage LA County Fair advertisements over a faded historical photograph of fairgoers. Event details: Thursday, October 15, at 12 PM in University Library Room 4434, presented by Andrew Kopp and David Castro. The second slide features historical fair memorabilia, including 1955 award ribbons and souvenir buttons, and announces a guided exhibition tour and question-and-answer session with curator Andrew Kopp following the presentation. The third slide features a vintage illustrated pig mascot holding a Los Angeles County Fair sign and provides the exhibition location: W\.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library, Room 1734, on the University Library's 1st floor, next to Starbucks.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 8:14 PM

🚀💚 It's Throwback Thursday!

Last week, the University Library joined the fun at Hot Dog Caper 2026! 🌭🎉

We asked Broncos: 🌭 Ketchup or mustard? 📚 Collaborative or quiet floors?

Watch their answers and share yours! 👇

#TBT #HotDogCaper #CPPLibrary

@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 8, 2026, 3:13 PM

✏️ October is American Archives Month! 📚

Join Special Collections & Archives for exciting events!

🎓 Archives Bazaar at @calstatela.bsky.social
🎡 Fairplex Records exhibition 💻 Learn to use archival finding aids

📧 [email protected]

#AmericanArchivesMonth #CPPLibrary

Green, white, and gold Cal Poly Pomona University Library flyer titled “Join Us for Archives Month: Discover Special Collections and Archives.” The flyer lists three events celebrating American Archives Month in October 2026. The 21st Annual Los Angeles Archives Bazaar takes place Saturday, October 10, from 10 AM–3 PM at the Golden Eagle Ballroom, Cal State LA, and is free and open to the public. The exhibition opening for “Ribbons, Rides, and Regional Roots: More Than a Century of the Los Angeles County Fair” takes place Thursday, October 15, at 12 PM in University Library Room 4434, followed by a guided tour at the W.K. Kellogg Arabian Horse Library, Room 1734. “From Clues to Discovery: Navigating Finding Aids in Archives” takes place Thursday, October 22, at 12 PM in University Library Room 4434. For additional information, visit cpp.edu/library/special-collections or email speccollections@cpp.edu.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 8:25 PM

📚🧸 Check out a Children’s Book Kit from the University Library!

Our kits pair children’s books with fun activities, toys & learning materials for kids to enjoy. 💚

📍 Stop by the 2nd Floor Circulation Desk to check one out!

#CPPLibrary #CalPolyPomona

Green University Library graphic promoting Children’s Book Kits. The graphic shows a colorful assortment of children’s books, toys, musical instruments, sensory items, and dinosaur figures. Large text reads, “Children’s Book Kits.” Text below says a variety of kits are available to check out at the University Library’s 2nd Floor Circulation Desk.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 7, 2026, 3:08 PM

🚫📖 It’s Banned Books Week!

Some of the books we know and love have been banned or challenged. Visit the University Library this week to explore challenged books, learn why they faced censorship & celebrate the freedom to read. 📚💚

#BannedBooksWeek #CPPLibrary

Banned Books Week graphic featuring a hand holding George Orwell’s 1984. Large text asks, “Did you know? This is a banned book?” with an arrow pointing toward the book. A note at the bottom invites viewers to explore other banned books from October 5–9.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 6, 2026, 2:30 PM

🐶 Alfred is visiting the Library today! 💙

Take a break and spend some time with our Therapy Dog! 🐾

📅 Oct. 6
🕚 11 AM
📍 2nd Floor, Bronco Community Zone

Come say hi to Alfred! 💚

#CPPLibrary #Broncos

Light blue Therapy Dog Visit graphic featuring Alfred, a small tan and white dog wearing a green patterned bow tie. Text announces Alfred’s visit on October 6 at 11 AM in the University Library’s 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone. Blue paw prints and a large white bone decorate the graphic.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialOct 2, 2026, 3:55 PM

📗 Banned Books Week is Oct. 5–9!

Join us for banned books tabling 🚫, DIY keychains 🗝️, zines 📓, poem making ✍️ & The Library That Dolly Built 🎥!

📍 2nd Floor, Bronco Community Zone

Come celebrate the freedom to read! 📚💛

#BannedBooksWeek #CPPLibrary

Banned Books Week promotional materials for University Library events taking place October 5–9 in the 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone. Events include DIY Banned Books Keychains on Monday, banned books information tables and Zines & Bullet Journaling on Tuesday, another banned books information table on Wednesday, Library Club Poem Making on Thursday, and a screening of *The Library That Dolly Built* on Friday.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 30, 2026, 10:11 PM

📚 Celebrate Banned Books Week at the Library!

🔑 Keychains: Oct. 5 | 3–4:30 PM
📝 Zine & Bullet Journaling: Oct. 6 | 12–2 PM
📖 The Library That Dolly Built: Oct. 9 | 12–1:30 PM

📍 2nd Floor, Bronco Community Zone
#BannedBooksWeek #CPPLibrary

Three promotional graphics for Banned Books Week events at the University Library. The first promotes DIY Banned Books Keychains on Monday, October 5, 2026, from 3–4:30 PM in the Bronco Community Zone and shows miniature book keychains. The second promotes Banned Books Zine and Bullet Journaling on Tuesday, October 6, from 12–2 PM in the Bronco Community Zone. The third promotes “The Library That Dolly Built” on Friday, October 9, from 12–1:30 PM in the Bronco Community Zone, celebrating the people who made Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library possible. The graphic features Dolly Parton, books, and bright pink imagery.Three promotional graphics for Banned Books Week events at the University Library. The first promotes DIY Banned Books Keychains on Monday, October 5, 2026, from 3–4:30 PM in the Bronco Community Zone and shows miniature book keychains. The second promotes Banned Books Zine and Bullet Journaling on Tuesday, October 6, from 12–2 PM in the Bronco Community Zone. The third promotes “The Library That Dolly Built” on Friday, October 9, from 12–1:30 PM in the Bronco Community Zone, celebrating the people who made Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library possible. The graphic features Dolly Parton, books, and bright pink imagery.Three promotional graphics for Banned Books Week events at the University Library. The first promotes DIY Banned Books Keychains on Monday, October 5, 2026, from 3–4:30 PM in the Bronco Community Zone and shows miniature book keychains. The second promotes Banned Books Zine and Bullet Journaling on Tuesday, October 6, from 12–2 PM in the Bronco Community Zone. The third promotes “The Library That Dolly Built” on Friday, October 9, from 12–1:30 PM in the Bronco Community Zone, celebrating the people who made Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library possible. The graphic features Dolly Parton, books, and bright pink imagery.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 7:30 PM

💀 THE VOTES ARE IN! 🦴

After your suggestions and votes, our skeleton finally has a name!

🏆 Meet **Indiana Bones!**

Thanks to all the Broncos who helped us choose. Keep an eye out for Indiana Bones around the Library! 👀

#CPPLibrary #IndianaBones

Tan, parchment-style graphic announcing the winning name from the University Library’s skeleton naming contest. Large text reads, “The Library Welcomes Indiana Bones,” with “Indiana Bones” in large orange and black lettering. The Library’s anatomical skeleton appears at the bottom of the graphic.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 25, 2026, 4:20 PM

🐶 Cookie & Essie are visiting the Library today!

Take a study break and spend some time with our Therapy Dogs! 🐾💚

🕐 Today, 1–3 PM
📍 University Library, 2nd Floor, Bronco Community Zone

Come say hello! 🐶

#CPPLibrary #Broncos

Green and gold promotional graphic for a Therapy Dog Visit featuring Cookie and Essie, two poodles wearing red Therapy Dogs bandanas. Cookie is a light brown poodle and Essie is a black poodle. The visit takes place today from 1–3 PM at the University Library’s 2nd Floor Bronco Community Zone. Yellow paw prints decorate the graphic.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 23, 2026, 4:49 PM

👀 Constitution Week ends today!

There’s still time to explore the University Library’s Constitution Display and discover books, facts & history about the U.S. Constitution. 📜📖

📍 University Library, 4th Floor

#CalPolyPomona #CPPLibrary #ConstitutionWeek

Collage-style graphic promoting the University Library’s Constitution display. Large text reads, “Explore the Constitution.” Three photos show books related to U.S. history and George Washington and an informational Constitution display. Handwritten captions read “Close up!,” “On display now!,” and “Interesting books!” Text at the bottom reads, “University Library, 4th Floor.” The background resembles aged parchment with torn blue paper and an illustration of the U.S. Capitol.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 22, 2026, 5:21 PM

📚 Discover your next favorite series!

Explore our manga & artbook collection on the University Library’s 2nd floor. 💚

Want us to add something? We take requests for manga and artbooks, too! 👀📖

Stop by and see what’s on the shelves!

#CPPLibrary #Manga #CalPolyPomona

Black-and-white manga-inspired graphic promoting the University Library’s manga collection. Large text reads, “Discover Your Next Favorite Series” and “Explore Our Manga Collection on the 2nd Floor.” A stack of illustrated comic books appears near the bottom, surrounded by manga-style action lines, sparkles, and decorative symbols. Manga and artbooks are available on the Library’s 2nd floor, and the Library accepts requests for manga and artbooks to add to the collection.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 21, 2026, 9:39 PM

📜 We the People invite you to celebrate Constitution Week at the University Library! 💚

Explore our special display and learn about the history, meaning, and impact of the Constitution! 📖

📍 University Library, 4th Floor
🗓️ Constitution Week

#WeThePeople #CalPolyPomona #CPPLibrary

@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 16, 2026, 3:10 PM

💚 Check out a Neurodivergent Study Kit at the University Library!

Kits include sensory & fidget tools to support your study experience.

📍 2nd Floor Circulation Desk
📱 In a study room? Text (909) 365-1545 and we’ll bring one to you!
#CPPLibrary #Broncos

Green University Library graphic promoting Neurodivergent Study Kits. The graphic shows examples of colorful sensory and fidget tools included in the kits. Text reads, “Check out a Neurodivergent Study Kit!” Students can request a kit at the Circulation Desk on the 2nd floor of the University Library. Students who need additional support can text (909) 365-1545, and a Library staff member will bring a kit to their study room.
@cpplibrary.bsky.socialSep 15, 2026, 2:29 PM

💀 THE FINALISTS ARE IN! 🦴

Our skeleton needs a name, and it’s up to you, Broncos! 👀

Jameson, Papyrus, Sans, Skelly, or Indiana Bones—which has the most backbone?

🗳️ Scan the QR code to vote by Sept. 23!

#CPPLibrary #CalPolyPomona

Green promotional graphic asking Broncos to choose a name for the University Library’s skeleton. The skeleton poses with one hand near its face beside a thought bubble reading, “So what will my name be?” Five finalists are listed: Jameson, Papyrus, Sans, Skelly, and Indiana Bones. A QR code invites viewers to vote by September 23. Text along the right reads, “Choose the name of our skeleton!” with the Cal Poly Pomona University Library logo below.