This discrimination against women is deep-rooted in the gaming community and started when developers first made video games.
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Cal Poly’s Esports club works to create updated computer lab for players
However, having a Mac may not be a problem anymore. The Cal Poly Esports Club is working on adding an updated computer lab for their competitive players.
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SLO Cal Open surf competition heats up the winter season
Surf competitions are comprised of rounds made up of heats with four surfers competing to get their two highest-scoring waves. Then, the top two surfers from each heat move on in a bracket system.
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Cal Poly’s International Education Week shares study abroad opportunities
The Cal Poly International Center is hosting International Education Week from Nov. 13 – 17, a week full of events that celebrate the benefits of study abroad and cultural exchange.
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SLO community comes together for Día de los Muertos at Mission Plaza
Día de los Muertos, or the Day of the Dead, acknowledges the symbiotic relationship between life and death.
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Cal Poly Transfer Center celebrates National Transfer Student Week with Kick-Off
Students can join the Transfer Center in celebrating National Transfer Student Week.
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Once an idea, now a reality: Japanese Student Association’s torii project
The first time Eddie Pascua heard about a “torii” was when he joined the Japanese Student Association (JSA) in 2019. A torii is a symbolic gateway marking the entrance to sacred shrines in Japan. It is a religious structure that is supposed to be a gateway to the gods, according to Pascua. For six years, […]
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Quarterly scholarship offers a grant to students in recovery
Mustangs for Recovery, a collegiate substance abuse recovery community started by a Cal Poly student to benefit Cal Poly students, offers a grant of $2500 each quarter to a student in recovery. The Davis Henegar Memorial Grant will be awarded this spring. The deadline to apply is Sunday, Nov. 20. The grant is named in […]
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Students find community at annual Friendship Games for Pilipinx collegiate organizations
Hundreds of students waited in line near the Student Recreation Center, buzzing with excitement. One student looked around, taking in her surroundings of the nearby gym, swimming pool and the crowd of people swarming the sidewalk. Out of the corner of her eye, she saw someone running toward her. The two hadn’t seen each other […]
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Final open forum for Cal Poly dean position to be held this week
The open forums for the fourth finalist for the dean of Extended, Professional and Continuing Education (EPaCE) position will be held Friday, Oct. 21. The dean of EPaCE is responsible for fostering relationships with faculty for curricular development, collaborating with partners to develop programs and providing oversight of academic programs in cooperation with Academic Affairs, […]
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What to know about Mustang Shuttle’s new daytime hours
The free convenience shuttle known as Mustang Shuttle extended its hours and stop locations around campus this year, aiming to make Cal Poly more accessible. Students and employees can now use the shuttle during the day from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. in addition to its current evening hours from 7 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. […]