College of Engineering Dean Debra Larson will end her career at Cal Poly on Feb. 24. to take a job at Cal State Chico.
Startup creates one-stop-shop for professor and class info
Polyratings may no longer be the only place to get the scoop on Cal Poly professors and courses.
LAES project draws attention to school shootings
The exhibit featured an interactive display with quotes and year-to-year statistics on gun violence.
#GivingTuesday to promote campus culture of philanthropy
Alumni, parents, supporters and students can donate to several college-specific causes.
DREAM Center anticipated to open in early 2017
After a year of planning, a safe space for undocumented Cal Poly students and their supporters will be created on campus this winter quarter. The DREAM Center will “allow students to know they’re coming into a facility where everyone understands…
QSU and Triota host gathering in response to Free Speech Wall
The wall was crowded with uplifting messages, until additional boards were nailed to the wall.
ASI to host first Sustainability Festival
There will be veggie burgers and giveaways and a chance to meet on-campus sustainability clubs.
Phonathon: The team behind Cal Poly donations
They engage in about 27,016 phone conversations each year.
Importance of flexing the student vote
As voter apathy escalates across most college campuses, the Flex Your Right voter registration campaign hosted by Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) is actively combatting this at Cal Poly. Organized by ASI Chief of Staff and philosophy senior Anthony Haddad, Flex…
Cal Poly senior seeks spot in SLO City Council
It has been 45 years since a Cal Poly student was last elected to serve for the San Luis Obispo City Council.
The “crashing classes” dilemma and how PolyPlanner strives to be a remedy
PolyPlanner’s goal is to inform the university of what classes students need to take and to plan accordingly. But is it working?