Black Student Union threw their annual Black Love celebration Feb. 23 at the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art. With three hours of non-stop piano from music sophomore Edmond McGinley […]
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Five takeaways from Cal Poly Democrats’ Free Speech and Inclusivity Panel
“We thought why not start the conversation now around free speech,” political science sophomore and Cal Poly Democrats Co-President Eireann O’Grady said. “We often only talk about free speech when someone does something racist, sexist or homophobic, and then it gears toward how do we protect this racist. ”
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Letter to the Editor: Women’s & Gender Studies Department and Triota in solidarity with the Drylongso Collective
The Women’s and Gender Studies department and Triota share the solidarity statement released by the National Women’s Studies Association.
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Concerns raised over the Drylongso Collective’s exclusion of funding to clubs with Zionist ideologies in admin demands
The Drylongso Collective released a clarifying statement, explaining the difference between Zionism and Judaism.
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Cal Poly celebrates Black History Month
African American students share the importance of celebrating Black History Month on a predominantly white campus.
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Putting the unity back in community: The history and growth of the Black Student Union
BSU acts as an on-campus community for black students and students of other identities to come together.
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Students gather to protest hate speech on campus
Nearly 130 Cal Poly community members were in attendance at the 9 p.m. protest on Veterans’ Day.
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CultureFest 2015: Uniting Cal Poly’s diverse community with food, music and performances
If one thing could bring students together this weekend, other than the Blue-Green Rivalry game, it was CultureFest. The Rio de Janeiro Carnival-themed festival, put on by the Cross Cultural […]
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After eight-year hiatus, Black Student Union renews charter
“BSU brought me my family,” ethnic studies junior and current BSU president Saisa Willis said.