Like other generations, Gen Z has unique trends. From championing acceptance and social justice in 2020 to becoming obsessed with “looksmaxxing” in 2025, there is no denying we tend to contradict ourselves.
Now, there is a new dilemma among us: is it better to lead a “pure” life or have fun while we’re young?
Reichart argues that religion should not be a dominating force in how government conducts itself.
Beyond Cru, a Christian connection to student life is apparent at Cal Poly.
Two national Christian clubs with Cal Poly chapters — Campus Crusades (Cru) and InterVarsity — were disaffiliated last fall, but are back on campus this year. At the time of Cru’s and InterVarsity’s disaffiliations, the California State University (CSU) system required all CSU clubs to sign a non-discrimination statement, which ensured religion would not be a requirement for leadership. […]
It’ll be AGO’s biggest fundraiser yet.
Ashley Pierce is a political science freshman and Mustang Daily conservative columnist. A few Christmases ago in Santa Monica, Calif., a group of atheists became offended (how they love that word) by Christmas decorations at a local park. Then they challenged the city about it. They were told the park had lots that people bid for […]
Free coffee and Wi-Fi, a game room, a Christian resources library and lots of lounge space — the Front Porch coffee house serves the college community with its newly built complex just behind the Health Center at 1468 Foothill Blvd.
As members of the Veritas Forum club at Cal Poly, we would like to address Nicholas Utschig’s guest commentary before potentially well-intentioned students could misrepresent our views.
Veritas, Latin for truth, claims balanced inquiry into the historical evidence and contemporary relevance of Jesus Christ and the Christian faith. It is sponsored by SLO Crusade and our Associated Students, Inc.
