Art exhibit passes sugar in a whole different way

While current Cal Poly football players adjust to a new coaching staff, just-graduated receiver Ramses Barden seems on the verge of becoming the most well known Cal Poly product in recent history. At Monday’s Senior Bowl weigh-in in Mobile, Ala., he measured in at 6-foot-6, 227 pounds, and had the largest hands and longest wingspan […]

The booming echo of now-president Barack Obama’s voice carried to every corner of the University Union, from the San Luis Lounge to the Mustang Lanes to the downstairs lobby. More than 400 students gathered to watch the inauguration of the 44th President United States of America over coffee, fruit and pastries, and cheered as Obama came onto the screen.

Community members gathered at Congregation Beth David on Sunday to take a look at what they felt may have gone wrong in the No on 8 campaign that was waged last year against Proposition 8, whose passage in November banned same-sex marriage.

Marriage Equality USA chapter leader David Kilburn, whose organization helped with the event, said he wanted attendees to remember their emotions when the proposition passed in order to make change.

As millions of Americans flock to the nation’s capital for Tuesday’s inauguration of President-elect Barack Obama, Cal Poly students and San Luis Obispo residents who could not secure a much-coveted invitation still have options to celebrate the festivities with fellow students and members of the community.