If you fall into the majority in every category of enrolled students at Cal Poly, you are probably a 21-year-old Caucasian male engineering major from the San Francisco Bay area . at least that’s what the statistics say.
Figures found in the past year or two show that certain trends prevail among Cal Poly students, especially as far as majors, ethnicity and region of origin go.
Cal Poly’s Institute of Electrical Electronic Engineers (IEEE) Computer Society will host the 14th annual Roborodentia contest Saturday, a hectic competition in which autonomous robots face off in a quasi-table tennis match.
“This is one of the biggest events that the College of Engineering puts on during Open House,” said John Seng, a computer engineering professor and faculty adviser to the IEEE Computer Society.
When you think of Cal Poly’s 15th annual Open House weekend, what probably comes to mind
After 13 years of teaching at Cal Poly, English professor Adam Hill has a new calling
An impromptu debate broke out in the University Union Wednesday when two street
As Cal Poly’s five-year contract with Oracle comes to an end in September, students can
Greek Week is in full swing at Cal Poly. The week kicked off Thursday at University Union
The well-publicized proposal for a collaboration between Cal Poly’s College of
Other than rising student fees and shrinking job pools, most students may not feel many effects of California’s nearly $20
An Academic Senate proposal by the Senate’s Faculty Affairs Committee has prompted discord over the concept of allowing graduate students to teach regular courses.
The proposal made Nov. 2, 2007 was accepted and became a resolution on evaluation of teaching associates.