Administration Archives - Page 26 of 35

As CSU Chancellor comes to campus, Cal Poly faculty prepare to voice their frustration

by Tara Kaveh November 3, 2015August 29, 2022

Graham Archer, the president of Cal Poly’s California Faculty Association chapter, said Chancellor Timothy White refused to pursue an investigation of university president Jeffrey Armstrong.

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Out-of-state tuition may increase

by Naba Ahmed November 2, 2015August 29, 2022

To maintain the high education quality, Cal Poly currently has, it will require greater financing.

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New policies ban hammocks and slacklines on campus

by Tim Wetzel October 31, 2015August 29, 2022

Slacklines and hammocks have been banned on campus, per an interim policy released last Friday. Slacklining is limited to designated areas and may only be temporarily affixed to university-installed poles while in use, according to Section 334.1.3 of campus facilities policies. Hammocks are now banned outright. However, there are no set plans to install these poles, which concerns […]

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CSU mandates sexual assault awareness training programs

by Naba Ahmed October 23, 2015August 29, 2022

For the students who were bumped to the end of priority for not completing the new sexual assault education, Haven may benefit students in more ways than one in the future. Haven, the new sexual assault education program for Cal Poly, is part of a broader system that all California State Universities (CSUs) are subject […]

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Armstrong announces plan to curb enrollment growth

by Olivia Proffit October 5, 2015August 29, 2022

In the short term, there isn’t enough space to accommodate a significantly larger student population, according to Armstrong.

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Cal Poly prepares for United Nations University

by Tim Wetzel October 5, 2015August 29, 2022

Most cities yearn for San Luis Obispo’s sunny skies and warm winters. While these days are nice for going to the beach or on a hike, they stem from one of California’s biggest current issues: the drought. Cal Poly has been making cuts to water usage in an attempt to save water, but local adjustments can’t make up […]

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City, ASI propose keg registration, other changes

by Tom Gantt September 28, 2015August 29, 2022

The Neighborhood Wellness/Community Civility Group’s recent report proposed a series of obligations for Cal Poly students, aimed toward those living off-campus with locals. Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) and the Student Community Liaison Committee (SCLC) joined the city of San Luis Obispo and community organizations to mend the growing animosity between the student population and permanent residents. Conflicts between […]