Starting Fall 2021, Cal Poly will require students to take an ethnic studies course once approved by California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
Tag: ethnic studies
Posted inNews
ASI Board of Directors endorses bill that would require students to take an ethnic studies course before graduating
The vote was almost unanimous, with 20 board members voting for the endorsement. Only one board member voted against the endorsement and three board members abstained from voting.
Posted inNews
Taking an ethnic studies course may become a graduation requirement
The California State Legislature may vote to determine that taking an ethnic studies course should be a graduation requirement.
Posted inCampus Climate
Blackface backlash: How Cal Poly’s reputation has been impacted by racist incidents
The recent blackface incident has drawn national and international attention and affected Cal Poly’s image and reputation.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: A message from Ethnic Studies faculty to students of color
The Ethnic Studies faculty express their support and love for students of color in light of recent events.
Posted inStudent Life
SLO Voyagers bring dragon boat racing to Cal Poly
SLO Voyagers started rowing together last quarter and have since practiced every Saturday morning in Morro Bay.
Posted inArts
Don’t Believe The Hype: The unique elements of the hip-hop library exhibit
The exhibit will display topics such as graffiti writing, break dancing, deejaying, emceeing and knowledge production
Posted inNews
Student stage mock die-in as part of CSU-wide protest
Students protested a multitude of topics, including costs associated with the CSU’s new Sustainable Financial Model.
Posted inAdministration, News
Queer students, faculty protest at White’s open forum
Here are the nine questions the audience asked him at the open forum, and condensed versions of his responses.
Posted inAdministration, News
Students react to Chancellor White’s open forum
“Certainly, the answers he provided us were not helpful in any way, but that really wasn’t the point.”
Posted inArts, Reviews
Hip Hop Symposium educates about genre’s roots
Hip hop means more than you think.
