2nd Lt. Katherine Holst commissioned through Cal Poly’s ROTC program and learned many lessons during her time as a cadet.
15- Minute update: Campus fire, parking concern forum, and a student’s personal experience with DACA
Mustang News anchors Joe De Anda and Annabelle Carpenter have today’s top stories.
Faculty participate in #ScientistsTakeAKnee to protest racial inequity
“It’s not about kneeling, it’s not about the flag, it’s about police brutality,” College of Science and Mathematics Associate Dean Camille O’Bryant said to a group of Cal Poly faculty at the #ScientistsTakeAKnee protest. Faculty organized a silent protest in the…
Additional parking permits on sale at 3 p.m.
Commuter students can request priority permits if they go to University Police Department before 3 p.m.
Campus dining rehauls menus and design
Over the summer, Cal Poly Corporation, Campus Dining Director Spyros Gravas and incoming executive chef Ken Kline worked collaboratively to rebrand and reboot dining options across campus. According to Cal Poly Corporation communications specialist Aaron Lambert, the changes were initiated…
2017 freshman class has more students than expected
Cal Poly will admit 1,000 fewer students next year, Armstrong said.
Cal Poly’s efforts at increasing diversity
Despite their efforts, Cal Poly still remains the least diverse CSU campus.
Slade student clothing venture
Slade is a student-founded online boutique and a lifestyle blog run by college girls primarily at Cal Poly.
Annual and fall quarter general parking permits sold out
Cal Poly sold the same amount of permits this year starting Aug. 28, but designated the lots differently.
Cal Poly to adopt “smoke and tobacco free” policy
The ban on smoke and tobacco products will take effect on Sept. 1 and apply to all Cal Poly properties.
PIKE increases philanthropic efforts and raises more than $25,000
In the past academic year, PIKE has raised more than $25,000 in philanthropy.