In 2013, the Northern Chumash Tribal Council began a campaign to create the Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary. Ten years later, the proposal is entering its final public comment period, open through Oct. 25. On Sept. 6, the Council held a webinar to review the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) newly released draft management […]
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CalFresh helps students out of food insecurity — if they can get past the application
“I’ve kind of just been starving myself the last couple of months, not having enough money to buy decent food,” said the environmental earth and soil sciences senior. “When I do buy food, it’s because I’m so hungry and I have to go to the Campus Market because it’s the only thing I can get […]
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Listen: Students’ Stage Club held its annual “Miscast” gala
Audio by Nico Vinuela Cal Poly’s Student Stage put on its annual “Miscast” gala production on Saturday, April 30, at the Black Box Theater on campus. The production was entirely student-run and consisted of performances from students across different years and majors. The show featured performers acting in characters they wouldn’t usually be cast in, […]
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Listen: the Morro Bay Kite Festival returns
Different kinds of kites were seen flying through the sky above Morro Rock Beach when the Morro Bay Kite Festival returned on April 30 after a two-year hiatus. Acting as an announcer and organizing the whole event was Regional Director of the American Kite Flyers’ Association Glen Rothstein. “I’m actually a serious kite flier. I’ve […]
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Listen: Front Porch Coffee House Builds Presence As COVID Restrictions Lift
As California governor Gavin Newsom loosens COVID-19 restrictions, such as the recently-lifted mask mandate, many businesses and communities are able to return to what they once were pre-pandemic. Dominique Floyd is the associate director of Front Porch, a non-profit coffee shop and community hub for students of Cal Poly and Cuesta College, is one of […]
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Best Sorority Dance Crew Slideshow
Cal Poly Fraternity Theta Chi held a “Best Sorority Dance Crew” competition February 13.
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Family Portraits in the University Union Epicenter
Photo by Jillian Mascheroni Photo by Jillian Mascheroni Photos from Jillian Mascheroni’s show Family Portraits in the University Union Epicenter. The portraits will be showcased for the rest of winter quarter. For more information on the artist check out her website http://jillmphoto.com/ Photo by Jillian Mascheroni Photo by Christian Millan Photo by Christian Millan […]
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Cal Poly researchers study climate change
Cal Poly joined the Mathematic and Climate Change Research Network on Oct. 1. The analysis of ice core data is Cal Poly’s contribution to the network.
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Big Sky reaction letter
I believe Cal Poly’s entrance into the Big Sky Conference misbrands Cal Poly academically, misidentifies it regionally, creates few if any rivalries or fan excitement and does not enhance the prestige of the university. Cal Poly has evolved under the leadership of President Warren Baker into an elite, highly ranked institution. The Big Sky Conference is made up […]