Cal Poly alumni and guests gave advice on the journalism industry during the bi-annual Jim Hayes Symposium on Oct 12
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ASI Social Justice Funding applications open
Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Student Government is now accepting applications for ASI Social Justice Program Funding, designed to give eligible groups additional funding to support education programs promoting acceptance, inclusion and respect. Those eligible for the funding include currently chartered and Cal Poly recognized student organizations and departments. The budget will be divided amongst organizations […]
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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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What has happened in the wake of the alleged blackface incident
Armstrong said he will do everything in his power to promote inclusion, here is what has been done so far.
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Cal Poly community mourns the loss of brother, son and friend, Jordan Grant
“He was my hero, my best friend, my person to look up to and now, my angel”
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Professor and students working with Northern Chumash Tribe recognized for preservation efforts
Governor’s Historic Preservation Awards given to Northern Chumash Tribe, as well as Cal Poly anthropology and geography professor Terry Jones and his students
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‘Ask what you can do for your school’: Speaker encourages inclusivity
If Damon A. Williams had any nerves walking onto the stage in Spanos Theatre on Monday, Oct. 1, he left them all at the podium — then left the podium behind altogether. Instead, Williams walked along the edge of the stage to get close with his audience during his keynote on Diversity and Inclusion. Williams, […]
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IFC recruitment is this week
Monday is bid day where PNMs may receive one or more bids from different fraternities
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University Police now recording with body cameras
Body cameras will now record most police action at Cal Poly. A five-year, almost $100,000 contract was signed this summer with law enforcement equipment supplier Axon to provide University Police (UPD) with body cameras. The goal is transparency, according to a Cal Poly press release. “This tool can be used to increase accountability and safety […]
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Where to get a free flu shot on campus
Cal Poly Health Services is hosting flu shot “pop-ups” to administer free flu vaccinations to Cal Poly students. The next “pop-up” will be held on Oct. 18, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. as part of Health Services’ efforts to increase accessibility for students, according to Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs Health and Wellbeing […]
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Prepare yourself for annual Fire Prevention Week
Cal Fire spokesperson shared fire prevention and safety tips to kick of Fire Prevention Week.