This years WOW class may have different memories of WOW, ones with less parties and red cups.
Students build digital libraries for developing schools
The digital libraries will be deployed in communities where there is no Internet available.
Dex Fest offers free music and entertainment
Students sat outside in the sun on Thursday as they watched Cal Poly students throw themselves into their passions at the student-hosted Dex Fest. Solar Cal Poly and The Merry Hoopsters clubs held an event, “Dex Fest,“ which featured live music, hula…
New policies ban hammocks and slacklines on campus
Slacklines and hammocks have been banned on campus, per an interim policy released last Friday. Slacklining is limited to designated areas and may only be temporarily affixed to university-installed poles while in use, according to Section 334.1.3 of campus facilities policies. Hammocks are…
Crops club gets haunted
Cal Poly students don’t have to look very far if they want the opportunity to get spooked this Halloween season.
Dean of Students open forum
Laurie Casteen, the Associate Dean of Student’s at the University of Virginia, is the third finalist for Cal Poly’s next selection of Dean of Students.
IFC plans changes to rush process
Interfraternity Council’s (IFC) fall recruitment came to a close two weeks ago, with 372 potential new members accepting bids from the IFC chapters. This number was slightly smaller than last years’ 410 accepted bids. This could be because fraternities Pi…
Tau Phi’s reign short-lived in Sierra Madre
As a freshman, getting into fraternity parties (if not already a member) is challenging for men, but one Sierra Madre Residence Hall found a way to beat the system during the first few weeks of school. The men’s floor of…
Changes coming to Thursday night market
The changes will be rolled out over the course of a few months.
Cal Poly students work on experimental farming techniques
A Cal Poly physics professor facilitates senior projects at the Cal Poly Organic Farm.
Discussion held on future of farming
The SLO community had the opportunity to learn about the future of farming at a public discussion on Tuesday, Oct. 20.