Two Cal Poly art and design professors contributed to the touring art exhibition The Renaissance Nude, currently on display at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles. Described as “one of the 10 most engaging exhibits of the year”…
“The Cat That Changed America” brings awareness of human and wildlife interaction to San Luis Obispo
In 2012, Los Angeles’ Griffith Park received a visit from an unexpected guest: a mountain lion.
Mudslides block portion of 101; delay in reopening expected
Caltrans are currently removing approximately 9,000 cubic yards of debris from the closed highway each day.
Gladees Prieur: Ultimate Cal Poly student-athlete
Gladees Prieur always knew she could run fast. At least that’s what her brother, CJ Prieur, had to say about his older sister. Gladees Prier (‘87, English) won a national championship in cross country in 1986 as well as two…
Eight upcoming festivals to check out
They’re intimate, unique and cheaper than the mainstream must-go festivals and there’s one for just about any music lover.
The rise of festival culture
The rise of the festival culture may more dangerous than you think.
America’s National Parks: Purveyors of the American Spirit
Embodied within America’s national parks are the principles of equality, unity, freedom and democracy.
Semester update: How close are the Cal States to converting?
Cal Poly’s ASI voted against the switch in December, but California State University Chancellor Timothy White has said he is a strong supporter of the conversion.
Vegan Week hits San Luis Obispo
The week-long event began Saturday, and continues through the week at participating restaurants and vegan companies in the San Luis Obispo area.