After an end-of-school standoff between Cross Cultural Centers supporters and Cal Poly administrators over the future location of the center, the university has chosen to keep it in its current home inside the Julian A. McPhee University Union (UU).
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Today's Top 5: From baseball victories to fee increases
See what stories are making waves on campus today.
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9 cultural events you don't want to miss
The Cross Cultural Centers and Safer host dozens of events each quarter, but you definitely don’t want to miss these nine, which are free, fun and open to everyone.
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Gender Buffet sheds light on women in STEM
Sophia Liu/Mustang News A panel of women in STEM-related fields discussed issues women face as the minority in the workplace. Kayla Missman The Gender Equity Center kicked off its Women’s HERstory series Feb. 7 with a Gender Buffet discussion titled “Modern Women in STEM.” The event featured a panel of women involved in the fields […]
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Wanted: Culture in the classroom
The university is looking to boost the level of “cultural competency” in its existing curriculum.
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CCC: Offensive parties nothing new, but fueled by social media
There have been several of parties like this in the past, but the recent ones are getting national attention because of how they are publicized and spread.
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'From Party Theme to Protest' will address Nava-hos controversy
The event is the second installment of the Cross Cultural Centers’ social justice series, The Movement.
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GEC hosts men's rights discussion
The Gender Equity Center (GEC) hosted a discussion on men’s rights and their place in the world in the face of feminism on Jan. 17.
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Reaction to party tied to deep-seated feelings
The recent “Colonial Bros and Nava-hos” party was the tipping point for neglected minority students, Cross Cultural Centers assistant director Erin Echols said.
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First ATOG of the year remembers Rhodes
The year’s first Another Type of Groove — a monthly spoken word event organized by the MultiCultural Center — began on a somber note Wednesday.
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Cross Cultural Centers: a collection of identities
Industrial technology junior Rotem Drori is an immigrant from Israel. Drori comes from a family of mostly Orthodox Jews. And Drori is gay.