Students were previously paid $50 per class each quarter, with this amount increasing to $55 per class when minimum wage changed to $11 in California.
Third annual Zombie Run for Autism
All the proceeds from the Zombie Run for Autism went directly to the Central Coast Autism Spectrum Center.
Campus club helps provide water to developing nations
How a club on campus is involved in providing fresh water for people in underdeveloped countries as well as serving the local community on a weekly basis
Caring Callers: Fostering friendships across generations
Jaymi Boynton found a family connection she was missing thousands of miles from home in Lorraine Bailey.
Local plant nursery combats stigma for people with mental illnesses
Growing Grounds is a part of Transition Mental Health Association and incorporates horticulture therapy.
Cal Poly Cat Program: Providing homes and learning oppurrtunities
Animal science students are putting the Cat Program on campus to use.
Students help athletes with disabilities prepare for the Special Olympics
“Friday Club” is the name given to the 407 kinesiology lab where students help athletes with disabilities meet their exercise goals to compete in the Special Olympics. The program began 13 years ago and continues to be a place for students…
Making a difference with Student Community Services
“I’ve always valued the incredible feeling you get when you help someone else.”
ECOSLO to hold workday at Bishop Peak
ECOSLO also puts on a number of docent and ranger-lead hikes throughout San Luis Obispo County.
Woods Humane Society placing cats at Petco
The Woods Humane Society will have 4 to 6 cats per week on display at Petco in San Luis Obispo, Calif. within the next three weeks.
San Luis Obispo County mountain bike organization works on local trails
Two San Luis Obispo trails were renovated on Sunday Oct. 10 by the Central Coast Concerned Mountain Bikers (CCCMB) to improve their safety and accessibility to users.