Despite federal laws, transgender students are still protected in California.
Tag: education
Posted inNews
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.
Posted inMultimedia, News
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.
Posted inMustang News TV, Weekly Recap Shows
30-Minute Update: Memorial held for student killed in Paris terrorist attacks, students speak out against free speech wall
Mustang News anchors Juliet Saunders and Allison Royal update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Posted inASI, Features, News
Students can opt out of new fee, but must do so by Friday
Previously, campuses were able to opt out as a whole, but now students must opt out of the fee individually.
Posted inEditorials, Opinion
In defense of drones
Jacob Lauing [follow id = “jlauing”] Drones. Never has one word instilled so much fear in some, and so much excitement in others. At Mustang News, we fall into the latter group. When our digital adviser walked into the newsroom one day with what’s essentially an iPhone-compatible, remote control helicopter-like flying camera, I think we […]
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Professor tunes up Tunisia
Cal Poly’s “Learn By Doing” motto is practiced not only on campus, but around the world. Business administration professor Chris Carr traveled to the North African country of Tunisia to advise students from the University of Sfax in southern Tunisia on entrepreneurship, innovation and development last December. “I was invited (to Tunisia) to focus on […]
Posted inColumns
The ego of the Teachers’ Union
Conservative columns the right to protest that the Teacher’s Union has actively practiced recently.
Posted inOpinion
Complacency not the answer to budget cuts
Leticia Rodriguez is a journalism senior and Mustang Daily editor-in-chief.
Posted inColumns, Opinion
“Inclusive excellence” is a flawed solution to a growing issue
Cal Poly has been sucked into the growing movement formally known as “inclusive excellence.”
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Statewide conversation about educational fees
Last Tuesday night, Senate President Pro Tem Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) held a live Web cast with student representatives from the University of California, California State University and California Community College systems. There was a pre-recorded “day in the life” segment of students within the public higher education system and the impact of the fee increases. […]