While the college lifestyle allows many students to pass by politics and local issues
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Changes coming to Campus Dining
Students entering on-campus restaurants may notice old decorations and paint jobs being replaced with under construction
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Autopsy results confirm drowning
The autopsy report of the deaths of a mother and child found off the San Simeon coast
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Bus brings election buzz
Students got up close and personal with the upcoming election by stopping at C-SPAN’s “Road to the White House” bus. Representatives who support different presidential candidates were also present to speak with students and hand out literature regarding respective candidates on Monday.
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Don't mess with Megan
Since she was in third grade, Megan Harrison has played basketball.
“Basketball is my life and I don’t know what I’m going to do without it when I graduate,” she says.
Before moving to Dripping Springs, Texas, Harrison lived in Cambria with her family and played soccer because girls were not allowed to play on a basketball team until fifth grade.
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'What Perez Sez' Cal Poly style
Have you ever wanted to hear personally from one of those celebrity bloggers whose Web sites many of us often spend countless hours browsing to catch up on the most current gossip? Well, tonight is your chance.
Associated Students Inc. will be hosting celebrity blogger Perez Hilton at 8 p.
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ASI brings election to UU
Associated Students Inc. brought students together Tuesday in an effort to inform them about the upcoming presidential election and local and national politics as part of Rock the Vote 2008 in the University Union Plaza.
“Students need to get involved in politics because it’s our future that is involved with decisions that will be made,” said Dennis Esselsagoe, a public policy graduate student and secretary of legislative affairs for ASI.
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Filmmaker kicks off Black History Month
In commemoration of the 40th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s death, an award-winning filmmaker and author will relate the Civil Rights movement to today’s generation. Sponsored by the Multicultural Center, M.K. Asante, Jr. will lecture at Cal Poly from 7 to 9 p.
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History Channel: Cal Poly is "cream of the crop"
Got dairy products? Cal Poly’s Dairy Products Technology Center and Creamery will be featured on the History Channel’s program “Modern Marvels.”
The episode premiered on the History Channel on Monday and will have its last scheduled showing at 7 p.m. Saturday.