Vouchers are given out on campus and can be redeemed at 19 Metro Station.
MultiCultural Center’s newest coordinators ready to develop ‘culturally competent’ students
Two MCC coordinators were hired Sept. 11, one with a passion for assisting Native American students, the other excited to help undocumented students.
Excessive exercise: Treading the line between a healthy habit and a problem
Whether it be hiking Bishop Peak or participating in a workout class at the Recreation Center, Cal Poly provides plenty of ways to stay fit. In fact, that’s one of the main features that sets this community apart. At what point, however, does the goal to become fit go from being healthy to obsessive?
Demonstrators express solidarity for sexual assault survivors
A demonstration organized in response to last weekend’s reported sexual assault occurred on Friday to express solidarity for survivors of sexual violence.
Food, henna and a cultural education: CultureFest 2014
Musical performances, cultural dances and ethnic food booths were just a few of many attractions at CultureFest.
Big change coming to class registration, has yet to be revealed
An official release about the change will be sent to students via email in late October.
Flu vaccinations available soon
Flu shots will be available at the Health Center later this week.
Campus climate survey summary released, reveals the good and the bad
In an email to students, Cal Poly released an executive summary of the 2014 Campus Climate Survey.
Up-and-coming ethnic studies club highlights importance of cultural education
The Comparative Ethnic Studies Association (CESA), an up and coming club, plans to further cultural consciousness on campus.
Cal Poly students volunteer for National Good Neighbor Day
State Farm isn’t the only good neighbor out there.
IHC President Zia Absar on her new gig, selflies and Ellen
Zia Absar, IHC president for the 2014 to 2015 school year, wants to make sure that residents on campus feel like they’re at a home away from home.