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The Poly Post Investigates: Mobility assistance lacks in campus parking lots
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The Poly Post Investigates: Mobility assistance lacks in campus parking lots
By Ashly Lopez and Ashanti Velez, April 28, 2026 Cal Poly Pomona psychology student Dashiell Morales-Robledo arrived on campus an hour early for class, but instead of preparing for her classes, she circled the parking lots in search of an open accessible space. By the time Morales-Robledo, a wheelchair-bound student, finally made it to class in Building 5, only minutes remained. Morales-Robledo is a student
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