The university agrees with most of SLO Solidarity’s points, Vice President for Student Affairs Keith Humphrey said.
Category: ASI
Catching up with ASI President Owen Schwaegerle
Schwaegerle’s main goal for Cal Poly this last quarter is to make students feel anchored.
Students can opt out of new fee, but must do so by Friday
Previously, campuses were able to opt out as a whole, but now students must opt out of the fee individually.
City, ASI propose keg registration, other changes
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 […]
4,200 Cal Poly students ‘turn up’ for first ASI Spring Stampede
ASI Spring Stampede killed it with Hoodie Allen and Sage the Gemini headlining this past weekend.
ASI Board of Directors Approves Resolution for Open Course Evaluations
At the meeting last week, the ASI Board of Directors approved the resolution to open up course evaluations for students to reference when choosing their classes. The next step is asking the university to look at this possibility. Many universities already offer evaluations for students to see.
ASI Board of Directors passes resolution against mandatory on-campus sophomore housing
The resolution will not inherently force any actions or rule changes.
Finding your anchor with Owen Schwaegerle
Owen Schwaegerle will be Associated Students, Inc.’s (ASI) president for 2015-16.
Schwaegerle secures position as Cal Poly’s next ASI president
“I couldn’t believe it — we won.”
Name That Candidate
Mustang News quizzes students on how well they’ve been paying attention during election season.
ASI presidential debate ends with a shocker
In a surprising move during the ASI presidential debate, write-in candidate and environmental management and protection junior Kyle Jordan withdrew from the race.
