The Associated Students, Inc. Board of Directors has no official stance on the bill.
Category: News
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Cal Poly places in top five at National Collegiate Sales Competition
Business administration Alexis Anderson was the first Cal Poly student to make it to the championship round.
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Pride Center without lead coordinator for more than a year
Although leadership is actively looking to fill the position, some students are feeling neglected.
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Administration says facts in Drylongso letter about scheduled meeting are misleading
The Collective emailed nine administrators a meeting time and date to discuss their demands that followed the blackface incident.
Posted inASI
Student engagement with student government has been historically low, despite role on campus
Campaigns are in full swing as ASI looks to encourage engagement in the upcoming election.
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History of social activism at Cal Poly
Highlights from protests and demonstrations Cal Poly has seen during the past 58 years.
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Terms of suspension outlined for IFC and Panhellenic fraternities and sororities
The Temporary Interim Suspension will last at least through spring quarter.
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Concrete Canoe and Steel Bridge are headed to Nationals
A few of the Society of Civil Engineer project teams are headed to nationals after placing first in their regional competition.
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Earth Week highlights Cal Poly’s sustainability commitment
To celebrate Earth Day, sustainability leaders on campus planned Earth Week with 10 different eco-focused events on topics such as green careers, how to make an office space more sustainable, a mixer to broadcast the future campus Community Garden and solar energy. The events lasted from April 17-19. More than 30 student-run organizations, along with […]
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Where college and freedom of speech meet
Gray argues if you want to speak freely, you must be willing to defend others’ rights to speak freely.
Posted inCampus Climate
Letter to the Editor: No place for leftist violence at Cal Poly
Martin argues that Leftist violence is a major threat to free speech.