Mustang News anchor Alexa Bruington has the arts headlines you need to know this week.
Yes, you’re spending too much on textbooks
This post has been paid for by Cal Poly Corporation’s University Store, and does not reflect the editorial coverage of Mustang News. It’s the beginning of the school term and students rush into their new classrooms. After the professor welcomes…
CAFES votes no-confidence in Dean Thulin
Out of the 99 votes, 78 agreed on the vote of no-confidence.
Is studying 25-35 hours a week realistic?
“You would get A’s in all your classes if you studied 25-35 hours per week.”
Reported sexual assault survivor speaks to Sheriff’s Office, criminal investigation begins
The San Luis Obispo Sheriff’s Office and Cal Poly are now conducting investigations into the incident.
Tuesday Tunes: April 22, 2014
Have you ever considered listening to T-Pain to get pumped up for class?
CARE-Net seeks to expand dialogue
CARE-net will play a role similar in some respects to that of a traditional ombuds. Someone wishing to report a troubling incident will have the opportunity to do so either through an online reporting system or via a network of trained university volunteers.
New CARE-Net program will allow students to report biased incidents
CARE-Net, a university-wide initiative, is a program attempting to ensure a safe and healthy learning environment at Cal Poly by allowing students to anonymously report discriminatory incidents.