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Marine sciences sophomore Jacob Hinshaw is one of the few Cal Poly Unicycle Club members who came to Cal Poly already knowing how to ride.
He started unicycling when he was 16 after getting a unicycle for his birthday and he said he has loved it ever since.
Dexter Lawns, areas of Mott Lawn and patches of grass by the University Union have been recently closed off with yellow tape.
For the first time, ASI is hosting a Winter Club Fair in Chumash Auditorium (BLDG 65, Rm. 205), on Friday, Jan. 26, from 12 – 3 p.m. This event will host more than 100 clubs, including representatives from Greek life, club sports, academic-based clubs and cultural clubs for students to learn about and get involved in, according to their website.
On Oct. 21 from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m., the Multicultural Center held CultureFest, a celebration of the different cultures at Cal Poly in the University Union plaza.
Showcasing their international sixth place trophy and the Multimatic Vehicle Dynamics Excellence Award, the Formula Team poses in front of their trailer with “Karlie,” their combustion vehicle (credit: Cal Poly Racing).
What began as a community page for outdoor lovers and adventure seekers has now become an official club at Cal Poly. Business entrepreneurship senior and club president Jake Grove decided to take his organization to the next level by founding Cal Poly Van Life on Jan. 3. Cal Poly Van Life strives to unite individuals […]
The new Ecstatic Dance and Mindfulness Club aims to spread awareness of ecstatic dance and its meditative nature.
For every tie dye t-shirt purchased from Hippies for Hope, they will donate one to a children’s hospital.
Pitting fan-favorite Nintendo characters in a 2-D arena, Nintendo’s Super Smash Bros. video game does not immediately evoke a competitive atmosphere at first glance. However, here at Cal Poly’s campus, the SLO Smash Club holds competitions for smash every week. This club is one of many dedicated to playing this game series on college campuses. […]
“We get to be a part of something so much bigger than us.”
The extra funding was necessary to keep clubs moving through the end of the year, biological sciences senior and Board of Directors Vice Chair Jordan Lippincott said.
