The Spanish influenza infected the world 102 years ago. At first, it was ignored.
Tag: history
Posted inArts
Once a cherished artifact, Cambria ‘Castle of Junk’ risks falling away to time
Toilet seat picture frames, abalone shell arches and tire rim pillars are just a few components making up what Cambria residents call Nitt Witt Ridge – or the anti-Hearst Castle.
Posted inArts
The birth of Farmers Market was the death of ‘cruising’
This tradition came to an end once the Downtown Association decided that cruising was deterring patrons from visiting the core of downtown
Posted inData
Less students enrolled with high-performing class of 2023
The class of 2023 is already breaking records with an average high school GPA of 4.09, SAT of 1402, and ACT of 31, and acceptance rate of 28 percent. The […]
Posted inStudent Life
How “Earn While You Learn” became “Learn by Doing”
If you were a mechanics student at Cal Poly in 1903, odds are you were laying foundations and hammering together buildings. If you were studying agriculture, you were building roads […]
Posted inNews
Professor and students working with Northern Chumash Tribe recognized for preservation efforts
Governor’s Historic Preservation Awards given to Northern Chumash Tribe, as well as Cal Poly anthropology and geography professor Terry Jones and his students
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History of social activism at Cal Poly
Highlights from protests and demonstrations Cal Poly has seen during the past 58 years.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Cal Poly greek life and its ongoing legacy of racism
Hernandez argues that students of color must demonstrate a higher standard of knowledge and understanding to avoid being dismissed.
Posted inArts
The evolution of the tattoo
Tattooing origins can be traced back to ancient cultures, where the process had a tad more significance than today.
Posted inASI, News, Student Life
The iconic Poly ‘P’ is reopening after months of renovations
A grand reopening ceremony will take place on Jan. 25 for the Poly P. Renovations to the P and surrounding trails have been ongoing since summer 2015. The ceremony will […]
Posted inArts, Columns
Exploring Berlin: Learning history, visiting nightclubs and trying not to get lost
This Mustang News reporter advises “upon arrival, just try not to get lost in it all.”