The policy of open membership for clubs needs to be revised — or applied equally.
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New website helps students find housing
If HousingAnywhere is implemented, Cal Poly students and international students alike will be able to find housing much more easily.
Posted inNews, Student Life
Spectacle 2014: Ingenuity and creativity from the Cal Poly community
Spectacle, which took place on April 17, gave students, faculty and San Luis Obispo residents a chance to showcase their ingenuity and creativity.
Posted inCity, Crime, News
Deltopia, through the eyes of Cal Poly students
The Cal Poly students who attended Deltopia this past weekend had no idea the night would take such an ugly turn.
Posted inCity, Crime, News
Rioting in the streets at Deltopia
The Isla Vista-based event led to the arrests of more than 100 people and the transportation of 44 people to the hospital.
Posted inAdministration, City, News
Opposition to new housing project continues
Of the attendees at a recent meeting, 40 protested the project and only one supported it.
Posted inOpinion
Paying the bills (with porn)
If you go to Duke University, you might know 18-year-old Miriam Weeks, a women’s studies major who plans on being a women’s rights or civil rights lawyer.
Posted inNews
Top 7 tips for finals preparation
Photos by Anne Knapke/Multimedia Journalist Aja Frost [follow id=”ajavuu”] Birds are chirping, flowers are blooming and the line at Starbucks is even longer than usual — which means finals are in the air! If you’ve only made it to that 8 a.m. class once this quarter and have been using your textbooks as door stops, […]
Posted inNews, Student Life
Health Services reaches full capacity
Health Services announced Monday that it would not accept any walk-in appointments, due to the large number of students who had already scheduled consultations for the day.
Posted inNews, Student Life
Inter Housing Council rolls out new office
Inter Housing Council, the student government group that represents all on-campus student residents, has doubled their number of officers in the past year and opened a new office, called ROLO.
Posted inNews
Red brick competition motivates students to spend energy on conserving energy
This February, six freshmen residence halls—Trinity, Muir, Sequoia, Fremont, Santa Lucia and Tenaya—are battling it out to see which building can reduce its energy and water consumption the most over four weeks.