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ZBT placed on conditional social probation through winter quarter

by Gina Randazzo November 25, 2015August 29, 2022

Zeta Beta Tau (ZBT) was placed on social probation as of Tuesday, Nov. 10, until the end of Winter 2015 because of a violation of Cal Poly’s Party Registration policy and Alcohol Policy. The Fraternity and Sorority Judicial Council (FSJC) determined their punishment after an investigation that began on Oct. 23. Though put on social […]

Administration, News

Kathleen McMahon steps up as new Dean of Students

by Elena Wasserman November 23, 2015August 29, 2022

A new Dean of Students will be coming from Roger Williams in Rhode Island.

Greek Life, News

AEPi and Phi Psi placed on social probation

by Gina Randazzo November 10, 2015August 29, 2022

Both were found to be in violation of the university’s party registration policies.

Greek Life, News

IFC plans changes to rush process

by Gina Randazzo October 29, 2015August 29, 2022

Interfraternity Council’s (IFC) fall recruitment came to a close two weeks ago, with 372 potential new members accepting bids from the IFC chapters. This number was slightly smaller than last years’ 410 accepted bids. This could be because fraternities Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) and Delta Sigma Phi (DSP) were removed from campus and Alpha Gamma […]

Greek Life, News

Sorority recruitment yields record numbers, but class conflicts prove problematic

by Gina Randazzo October 5, 2015August 29, 2022

Cal Poly Panhellenic Association’s formal recruitment drew 1,037 potential new sorority members this year, an all-time high. But by the end of the week, nearly 250 women had dropped out, including some deterred by class conflicts. Eight Panhellenic sororities took a minimum of 96 women for a total of 789 overall bids. This number does not […]

City, News

City Council cracks down on unruly gatherings, allows UPD to enforce off campus

by Gina Randazzo September 21, 2015August 29, 2022

Just in time to ring in the new school year, the San Luis Obispo City Council unanimously approved two items responding to ongoing noise and unruly behavior complaints in residential areas near Cal Poly. The two items approved were amendments to the city’s code regarding unruly gatherings — mostly meant to crack down on unregistered […]