Roughly 35 students from clubs and organizations across campus gathered in front of Administration (building 1) May 16 to rally behind demands aimed at Cal Poly administration. The group supports providing an additional $141,000 for the Black Academic Excellence Center, the…
REI confirms store in San Luis Obispo to open next to Sprouts Farmers Market
REI Co-op, an outdoor gear and equipment retailer, will be opening a store in the SLO Promenade shopping center in Fall 2019, according to an REI news release. The exact opening date is unclear and the building is currently under…
Mark Borges will be the 2019-20 ASI President along with 24 new Board of Directors members
The winner of the 2019-2020 Associated Students Inc. (ASI) Presidential election is environmental management and protection junior Mark Borges. Borges won with 1,941 votes, while journalism freshman Alex Bires received 360 votes and communication studies sophomore Henry Broback received 430…
Class performs in-flight tests on student built plane in AERO 409
Cal Poly is home to the only known program in the country where students perform flight tests in an experimental airplane, built entirely by faculty and students. Composed of 24 students and held only once a year, students in Flight…
Cal Poly and Cuesta students rally to combat climate change
Students and residents of San Luis Obispo County gathered today outside the County Government Center in a demonstration that urged for climate change initiatives. The protest was organized independently by a few Cal Poly and Cuesta College students. The demonstration…
Want to be the change you seek at Cal Poly? 2019-2020 Student government applications are open
The 2019 Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Student Government Elections are coming up soon for the 2019-2020 academic school year. Applications for both ASI President and ASI Board of Directors are open until Feb .22. ASI is composed of elected students…
Cal Poly Triathlon Team gives their “Heart and Soles” to charity
The team raised $700 from the 116 runners and donated all proceeds to United Way.
Speaking their truth: Thousands attend San Luis Obispo Women’s March
Thousands gathered at Mitchell Park and marched through the streets of downtown at the “Truth to Power” San Luis Obispo Women’s March (WMSLO) Saturday, Jan. 19.
The fight to close the El Campo intersection continues in wake of Jordan Grant’s death
Wednesday, Dec. 5, James urged officials to prohibit unprotected left turns across Highway 101 traffic, specifically at the El Campo intersection, at a San Luis Obispo Council of Governments (SLOCOG) meeting.
Eight days, three candlelight vigils
The San Luis Obispo community comes together following recent tragedies.
Safer is moving to the Health Center
Safer is joining forces with the Health Center. The conjunction aims to increase convenience and quality of both services to aid students seeking support.