Following a successful defeat of the September recall election, California Gov. Gavin Newsom has signed a landslide of progressive bills into law, some of which will mean changes for public universities. Only a day ahead of the Oct. 10 deadline…
Cal Poly to host fifth annual Social Justice Teach-In
The College of Liberal Arts is hosting its fifth annual Teach-In on Thursday, Feb. 11. The event will have scheduled Zoom workshops and talks throughout the day focused on equity and social justice.
For the wolves: Sanctuary in Paso Robles offers education tours
The Wolf Hybrid Adoption and Rescue is a facility where wolves receive the care, training and rehabilitation.
Hippies for Hope spreads color for a cause
For every tie dye t-shirt purchased from Hippies for Hope, they will donate one to a children’s hospital.
Holocaust survivor Ben Stern to speak Feb. 16-17
Stern is the keynote speaker at the 16th annual Change of the Status Quo: A Social Justice Conference Feb. 16-17.
Los Osos artist aims to create conversations about sex education through art
Melissa Zak hopes the playful nature of her art will welcome others into conversations about sex and sexuality.
Incoming students can now apply to multiple CSUs with one application
The next application submission period for Fall 2018 will open on Oct. 1 through Cal State Apply.
What isn’t changing for transgender students in California
Despite federal laws, transgender students are still protected in California.
Startup creates one-stop-shop for professor and class info
Polyratings may no longer be the only place to get the scoop on Cal Poly professors and courses.
Put a ring on it: Being married in college
Students hustled to class with packages of scantrons. Students Alex and Ransom Cutshall hustled to the hospital.