The California State Legislature may vote to determine that taking an ethnic studies course should be a graduation requirement.
Cal Poly introduces GE 2020 to simplify requirements
The 2020-2021 catalog will feature Cal Poly’s new GE requirements, which take effect Summer 2020. Students will have the choice to stay on their current catalog or switch to the new GE 2020.
Cal Poly employs 16 new professors with emphasis on diversity
The Diversity Cluster Hire program aims to ensure that new assistant professors contribute to the university’s diversity and inclusion efforts through their teaching and curriculum.
Skipping classes and spending hundreds: How music festival season affects students
The sun is out, and music festival season is upon us. But just what kind of toll does attending a three-day concert take on students’ academics, as well as their bank account? And what are professors being told by students who miss class?
Five things not to say to an employer
Approaching employers can be nerve-racking. Here’s some tips on how to do it the right way.
LAES opens the door to escape rooms
The liberal arts and engineering studies major allows students to combine two disciplines into one.
New Wine and Viticulture lab impacts field at large
Learn by doing, the wine and viticulture way
Five things to know before you go to Career Fair
Fall Career Fair is an important event that could help you get a headstart in the job market before graduation. At the fair, you can meet and talk to employers about their businesses and prospective positions. Even if you aren’t…
CLA Dean Doug Epperson to retire
Dean Doug Epperson will retire as Dean of the College of Liberal Arts at the end of the 2017-2018 year.
Incoming students can now apply to multiple CSUs with one application
The next application submission period for Fall 2018 will open on Oct. 1 through Cal State Apply.
CAFES votes no-confidence in Dean Thulin
Out of the 99 votes, 78 agreed on the vote of no-confidence.