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Tag: MCC
Posted inStudent Life
New MultiCultural Center opens in University Union
The MultiCultural Center (MCC) unofficially opened Feb. 13 in their new location downstairs in the Julian A. McPhee University Union (UU).
Posted inBack to School 2018
Multicultural Center events happening in the spring
Cross Cultural Centers Lead Coordinator Jose Leon is working to make memorable college experiences for Cal Poly students. “Coming to college is an amazing experience if you’re building a community […]
Posted inArts
‘Dare to Be Diverse’ celebrates the many faces of Cal Poly
Cal Poly’s MultiCultural Center (MCC) hosted its first fashion show “Dare to be Diverse” on Saturday to celebrate diversity on campus and educate students on the many cultures represented in […]
Posted inArts
Open mic, open minds: ATOG returns better than ever
Poetry “can reach through and touch a quiet point of complete understanding with someone you have never even seen before.”
Posted inArts
#IAmCalPoly photo campaign to put student diversity on display
“Just because I am quiet doesn’t mean I am invisible. I fought hard to be here.”
Posted inASI, News
PolyCultural Weekend to draw hundreds of incoming Mustangs
PolyCultural leaders are actively seeking out LGBT participants for the first time this year.
Posted inNews
Halloween costumes: Where to draw the line
There is a controversial side of Halloween: wearing costumes of other cultures that are not your own.
Posted inNews, Student Life
Food, henna and a cultural education: CultureFest 2014
Musical performances, cultural dances and ethnic food booths were just a few of many attractions at CultureFest.
Posted inArts
ATOG to celebrate Women's HERstory month
ATOG will celebrate Women’s HERstory Month with featured poet Simply Kat.
Posted inMustang Minutes, Mustang News TV, News
Is "thug" the new N-word?
Cal Poly Multicultural Center asks whether “thug” is the new N-word. Christina Favuzzi talks with students about racism and diversity at Cal Poly.