Everyone has a story, but not everyone can tell it, perhaps out of fear, inability or some other restriction Poly Point of View (POV) became a mouthpiece for these people. A communication studies senior project, Poly POV took anonymous submissions of Cal Poly students’ experiences and turned them into monologues that were performed Monday night […]
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Cal Poly women OWN the stage at ‘Original Women’s Narratives’
OWN proved to be a platform for Cal Poly women to discuss the feminist issues of present day.
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Dean of Students open forum
Laurie Casteen, the Associate Dean of Student’s at the University of Virginia, is the third finalist for Cal Poly’s next selection of Dean of Students.
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A message from Kid President to you
Before Kid President could kick off his appearance at Cal Poly Wednesday night, I had the pleasure of meeting Robby Novak — the president himself — in person.
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Kid President makes his first stop at Cal Poly
Robby Novak, also known as Kid President, will deliver a motivational speech at Cal Poly’s campus Wednesday, Feb. 25.
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Game of Thrones Season 5 premiere comes to Cal Poly early
Cal Poly has been selected as one of 20 schools to prescreen the upcoming Season 5 premiere.
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Pen15 Club’s ‘Manalogues’ get Cal Poly talking
The night kicked off with a classic gender education tool: the Man Box and Lady Box.
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Campus Climate Survey: The numbers, the successes, the problems
The survey indicated 1,410 respondents had experienced “exclusionary, intimidating, offensive and/or hostile conduct” at Cal Poly.
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7 Greek Week activities to attend
The week-long event starts Monday and ends Sunday evening.
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Prentice Powell returns to ATOG as featured poet
Poet and educator Prentice Powell will step onto Chumash Auditorium’s stage for the fifth time on Feb. 5 for the Another Type of Groove: Spoken Word Poetry event. It is part of the MultiCultural Center’s (MCC) celebration of Black History Month.