Board members think the resolution is reflective of Cal Poly students.
Tag: Jessica Nguyen
Posted inASI, News, Student Life
Finding your anchor with Owen Schwaegerle
Owen Schwaegerle will be Associated Students, Inc.’s (ASI) president for 2015-16.
Posted inASI, News
Schwaegerle secures position as Cal Poly’s next ASI president
“I couldn’t believe it — we won.”
Posted inASI, News
ASI presidential candidate profile: Lance Collins
Lance Collins describes his hometown as being its own isolated bubble with a unique culture.
Posted inASI, Greek Life, News
ASI stands up to end sexual assault
Organizations like Safer, greek life and Cal Poly Athletics will all take part in the week-long effort to end sexual assault.
Posted inASI, News
ASI Media Day designated to avoid campaign misconduct
Media Day will take place on April 3, a week before active campaigning begins.
Posted inArts, ASI, News
A message from Kid President to you
Before Kid President could kick off his appearance at Cal Poly Wednesday night, I had the pleasure of meeting Robby Novak — the president himself — in person.
Posted inArts, ASI
Kid President makes his first stop at Cal Poly
Robby Novak, also known as Kid President, will deliver a motivational speech at Cal Poly’s campus Wednesday, Feb. 25.
Posted inAcademics, ASI, News
Mandatory fee implementation policy passed to students’ favor
The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors voted that the implementation of student success fees is subject to a binding student vote.
Posted inASI, News, Student Life
CSU Board of Trustees approves voluntary student fee
Jessica Nguyen On Jan. 28, the California State University (CSU) Board of Trustees voted to approve a $4 voluntary student fee, also known as the Student Involvement and Representation Fee (SIRF), after funding models were revised. The California State Student Association (CSSA), an organization consisting of representatives from each of the 23 CSU campuses advocating […]
Posted inAdministration, News, Student Life
Revised freshman dining plan eliminates meal credits
For the 2015-16 school year, incoming freshmen will be adopting a newly revised dining plan, which excludes the use of weekly meal credits.