Highlights and main points from the Fake News Panel presented by the Cal Poly College Republicans and Turning Point USA.
Bill banning mandatory meal plans heads to Sacramento, not endorsed by ASI
The Associated Students, Inc. Board of Directors has no official stance on the bill.
Water conservation still important, despite reduced drought conditions
According to the Whale Rock Reservoir manager, San Luis Obispo is not in drought but water conservation is still important.
Open House ‘Day of Action’ calls for Armstrong’s resignation; Kyler Watkins’ expulsion
The protest is one of several that have taken place this week after last weekend’s incident.
Footage of San Luis Obispo County Jail inmate death prompts protests
Protests against San Luis Obispo County Jail and Sheriff Ian Parkinson have taken place following the death of Andrew Holland.
Frack off: Students against onshore drilling
A group of Cal Poly students are collecting signatures to support an initiative that would prevent the expansion of oil drills in Price Canyon in San Luis Obispo County. They argue that the injection wells contaminate the aquifer that runs underneath the…
ASI candidate filings open, campaigns begin in spring
ASI candidate filings for Board of Directors and ASI President are open until Feb. 23.
New bill requires Health Center to provide abortion medication
A bill that would require Cal Poly to offer abortion medication was passed in the California Senate 25-13.
Students learn coding in 24-hour creative spree
SLO Hacks provided students with an opportunity to develop and create computer programming projects, all in 24 hours.
Sustainability goals and on-campus resources foster Cal Poly bike culture
Cal Poly already has a thriving bike culture, and the university’s push for more bike riders will cultivate this.
Local, state and federal governments square up over offshore drilling
In October, San Luis Obispo signed a unanimous resolution to support a ban on drilling and fracking along the coast.