Despite federal laws, transgender students are still protected in California.
Cal Poly takes a spin at the ‘Wheel of Fortune’
The truck is here to host the first round of auditions for an upcoming episode of the popular game show.
City Council formally votes to repeal Rental Housing Inspection Program
The council informally voted against the program at the town hall meeting in February. Tuesday’s meeting marked its formal repeal.
City council and Cal Poly draft pilot party registration program
San Luis Obispo residents who host parties could have an opportunity to quiet down before a citation is issued
Pi Kappa Phi becomes the first of four new fraternities on campus
As part of Cal Poly’s eight-year expansion plan for greek life, four new fraternities will come to campus. The first one to come on campus is Pi Kappa Phi. The fraternity came to Cal Poly in Fall 2016, but just…
European-style Christmas market brings holiday cheer to Cambria
Dirk Winter, nicknamed “Mr. Christmas,” created the Cambria Christmas Market after being inspired by the European markets.
Student enterprise and Poly Plant Shop bring holiday cheer with poinsettias
Poinsettias from the enterprise are still on sale through the end of December
ASI supports university position to aid undocumented students
Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) unanimously passed a resolution Dec. 1 supporting the creation of a full-time position dedicated to addressing the needs of undocumented students at the DREAM Center. According to Dr. Jane Lehr, women’s and gender studies department chair…
Why visual arts are still important in school
Visual arts fosters a creative outlet that allows children to continue being creative after they leave elementary school.
Not going home for the holidays
Students who don’t go home for Thanksgiving find alternative ways to celebrate the holiday.
Smile and Nod brings more than humor to Cal Poly
Smile and Nod does more than just shows at Cal Poly, the group travels internationally for competitions.