Students now have the option to add their personal pronouns to the campus directory. As of Jan. 2020, pronouns will display on classroom and other administrative rosters, according to the Pride Center. This will allow professors to address students by their self-reported pronouns. “When someone is referred to with the wrong name or pronoun, it can […]
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New MultiCultural Center opens in University Union
The MultiCultural Center (MCC) unofficially opened Feb. 13 in their new location downstairs in the Julian A. McPhee University Union (UU).
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Cal Poly employee Lilianne Tang was severely injured in a car accident. Now, her family is asking for the community’s help
A GoFundMe has been created to help cover the medical expenses of Cal Poly employee Lilianne Tang, who was severely injured in a car accident involving a driver under the influence of drugs.
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The Butterfly Project: Dismantling discrimination against the LGBTQ community
The Butterfly Project featured Jessica Lynn’s story as part of a bigger conversation to actively dismantle transphobia in everyday life.
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Pride Center without lead coordinator for more than a year
Although leadership is actively looking to fill the position, some students are feeling neglected.
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Expanded MultiCultural Center to open Fall 2018
The Multicultural Center will be relocating to the downstairs space that used to house the Cal Poly Rose Float.
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PolyCultural Weekend: A way for students to find their niche
Polycultural Weekend is all about the students finding their niche.
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Letter to the editor: A response to the OWN coverage
Ruth de Jesus was the assistant director of the Cross Cultural Center.
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Gender Equity Movement (GEM) Training to tackle gender and social issues in five-week program
Beginning this Friday, Jan. 22, GEM Training runs for five weeks, and is open to all students.
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On Cal Poly’s Election Apathy
We should care and remain informed because we actually have the option to do so.