Cal Poly was one of three schools in the nation invited to get monster makeovers from professional makeup artists at Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Events’ Monster Mash Oct. 26. HBO previously brought their “Watch Me Become” campaign to New York University and University of Utah. Attendees watched as students were transformed into popular characters from […]
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This year’s Shabang expected to be largest to date
Expect more music genres, larger structures, and increased ticket prices at the bi-annual local music and arts festival on Saturday.
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Finding a home on campus at CultureFest
“Knowing that we are a predominately white institution, representing our cultures and who we are as a people”
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This student is designing an escape room for her senior project
You are locked in and the only way out is by solving a series of puzzles. It is an experience you paid for. Welcome to an escape room.
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Behind the Scenes of WOW
For a year, Cal Poly has been preparing Week of Welcome (WOW) 2018. The nationally-acclaimed orientation program for incoming freshmen and transfer students takes a team of more than 1,000 students to facilitate — many of whom are volunteers. “Studies show students who participate in orientation are more likely to stay [at the university],” Andrene […]
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Spring dance show ‘Catalyst’ will feature 19 student-directed and choreographed pieces
Three student directors lead a group of 165 dancers.
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Theatre and Dance Department’s slasher-comedy ‘Hookman’ to debut May 10
The play covers issues like rape, assault, drinking and death.
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Sheriff’s Office implements Safe Exchange Zones for online purchases
Safe Exchange Zones have been set up in San Luis Obispo, Morro Bay, Grover Beach, Pismo Beach and Arroyo Grande.
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‘Till Death, or Whatever, Do Us Part’ production put on by a father-daughter duo
Emily Kluger produced “Till Death, Or Whatever, Do Us Part,” a play written by her father, Garry Michael Kluger.
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Students asked for feedback on $55 million Robert E. Kennedy Library renovation
Students are being asked to give feedback on three design concepts via the library’s website.
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Women recognized for their service to San Luis Obispo County
This year’s winners are Liz Lee for business, Janet Morales for service and Nancy Fiske for volunteering.