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Burmese students host panel on Myanmar military coup
Grace Kitayama
2 days ago
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More than 76 people attended “What’s happening in Myanmar,” a panel hosted by the Cal Poly’s Burmese Student’s Association (BurSA) and the International Center on April 16. The purpose of the panel was to raise awareness about what is happening…

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Cal Poly students dodge gunfire while protesting Myanmar coup
Grace Kitayama
1 week ago
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Two of the students in this article are still in Myanmar. Their names have been changed to protect their identity from the Burmese military. As he hid in the sewers, witnessing soldiers bludgeon civilians to death, this Cal Poly student…

College of Agriculture
Ecology professor uses social media to share her research virtually
Grace Kitayama
2 weeks ago
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During quarantine, while people have been turning to arts and crafts to entertain themselves indoors, ecology professor Yamina Pressler has been recognized by Smithsonian Magazine for her work developing “responsibly harvested” soil-based water colors with her friend and colleague, Dr. Karen Vaughn at the University of Wyoming. 

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San Luis Obispo community members rally against Asian American hate
Grace Kitayama
2 weeks ago
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The rally was hosted by Cal Poly business administration senior Kaela Lee and Pastor Mia Shin along with San Luis Obispo’s Black Lives Matter chapter. 

Student Life
Studying in the dark: Cal Poly student faces power shutoffs, extreme cold in Texas
Catherine Allen, Grace Kitayama
2 months ago
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When architecture sophomore Diana Fierro Gonzalez and her family first got an email that Texas was going to experience some cold weather, she said wasn’t worried. Cold snaps are common for a Texas winter. When the power shut off for supposed rolling power blackouts, she still wasn’t worried. But then, the power didn’t come back for almost a week. 

Student Life
How the military coup in Myanmar is affecting international students
Grace Kitayama
February 18, 2021
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From the moment she wakes up to the moment she falls asleep, May Thiri Kyaw is on Instagram checking the news from Myanmar to see who has been arrested, if her mom is OK, if anyone has been shot or if more propaganda has been spread or if the internet has been cut off. 

College of Agriculture
New Wine and Viticulture Center will be ready fall 2021
Grace Kitayama
February 17, 2021
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An undertaking that has been about fifteen years in the making, Cal Poly’s Wine and Viticulture Center is expected to be completed in the Fall of 2021, according to wine and viticulture professor Federico Casassa.

Student Life
Music production club to produce a new album
Grace Kitayama
February 3, 2021
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Frank Holmoka did not imagine his senior year as president of the Music Production Union (MPU) to include Among Us game nights and Skribbl.io tournaments. However, due to COVID-19, Holmoka has had to work with club members to come up with unique ways to share student-produced music.

Engineering
Cal Poly graduate brings the conversation of marginalized groups into the classroom
Grace Kitayama
January 13, 2021
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As Black Lives Matter (BLM) protesters filled city streets this past summer, biomedical engineering graduate student Alexander Silva thought of other ways to combat racism in the field of biomedical engineering.

Features
Retiring during a pandemic
Grace Kitayama
November 18, 2020
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To some, the past few decades seem to have brought more change in every walk of life than the entire century prior. But to mechanical engineering professor James Locascio, the one thing that has remained the same are his students.

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Cal Poly alumnus pilots mission to space
Daniel Loveless, Grace Kitayama
November 14, 2020
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Cal Poly alumnus Cmdr. Victor Glover starts his journey to space tomorrow. On Nov. 15, Glover will pilot a SpaceX mission to NASA’s International Space Station. People can watch the live launch here on Nov. 15 at 4:27 p.m.  “Space exploration unifies…

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