Learn by Doing applies to most aspects of being a Cal Poly student. But when it comes to becoming a good neighbor in the SLO community, learning the ropes beforehand is crucial.
University outlines changes for inclusivity
Hear responses from administration and SLO Solidarity.
Computer science sophomore killed in train incident
Wolf was remembered as humble, entertaining and intelligent.
Friends, families remember students at Celebration of Life
Cal Poly came together to celebrate the lives of Sophomore Nicholas Reid Brown and graduate Ian Kingsbury this past Friday evening.
They did it again
Cal Poly Rose Float team wins award for “Most Beautiful Non-Commercial Float” yet again.
The Cal Poly Rose Float team’s “Sweet Shenanigans” float won the Lathrop K. Leishman trophy for most beautiful non-commercial float at this year’s New Year’s Day Rose Parade in Pasadena. This is the second year in the row they’ve won this award.John Catalano, the Cal Poly Pomona Rose Float program lead, was elated but surprised to receive the award.“I wasn’t expecting that one, but I was pleasantly surpr
Cal Poly to host ‘Celebration of Life’ to remember recent student losses
Cal Poly will hold a Celebration of Life on Jan. 8 at 5 p.m.
Bird’s arraignment date delayed
Bird was arrested in connection with a death threat sent to a SLO Solidarity leader.
SLO Solidarity responds to postponement of action plan
SLO Solidarity leaders asked the administration to change its approach.
Chasing dreams from Colorado to California
“The first day I tried snowboarding, I fell in love with it. It became my everything, my thoughts, my life,” Calais Le Coq said. Le Coq, an art and design sophomore, happens to be a sponsored snowboarder who grew up…
Student Community Services spreads holiday cheer
Their last event of the quarter will be a Reindeer Run this Sunday, Dec. 6, at Mitchell Park.