Cal Poly Ethnic Studies Assistant Professor Kathleen Martin co-wrote and edited a book on the use of Native American symbolism and traditions within the Catholic Church.
Musicians take over Steynberg Gallery
The Steynberg Gallery knows how to set an intimate mood: a single silhouette in front of a sequined red backdrop, a dusting of dim lighting and a window looking out to an early evening sky.
Demonstration to advocate for LGBTQ rights
Cal Poly students demonstrate to raise awareness for gay rights and same-sex marriage.
Anthropogenic climate change has major consequences
The question of whether or not global warming is anthropogenic (caused by humans) is an important one, as it has huge ramifications for our environment, economy and ultimately our quality of life.
The Magnetic Fields’ latest album leaves us awaiting the next
The Magnetic Fields have released a companion piece to their 2008 album, “Distortion.” The new offering, “Realism,” was intended to be the technical obverse to “Distortion’s” reverse.
The body became a canvas at “Embodiment”
Turning local bodies into canvass for artists by using paint and props, “Embodiment” is hosted by Native Lounge every Thursday night at 8:00 pm for a month beginning Jan.28.
Poly lecturers aim to bring Marilyn Monroe to big screen
Poly Lecturers take on Hollywood for Marilyn Monroe.
Journal to feature works on “campus controversies”
“Moebius” is an annual publication that aims to feature the works of students, staff, and faculty that pertain to the theme of the year.
New club steps to the music
New club called, Driven Toward Sisterhood, presents at Soup and Substance.