In 2016, gender-inclusive housing was offered for all students, including freshmen.
Tag: Poly Canyon Village
I ate my way through campus, the healthy way
Eating healthy on campus is possible at all dining venues, each offering vegetarian, vegan and allergy-friendly options.
Campus dining rehauls menus and design
Over the summer, Cal Poly Corporation, Campus Dining Director Spyros Gravas and incoming executive chef Ken Kline worked collaboratively to rebrand and reboot dining options across campus. According to Cal Poly Corporation communications specialist Aaron Lambert, the changes were initiated after receiving survey feedback from about 3,800 students. Sandwich Factory — commonly known by the […]
Fremont Hall will not reopen until Fall 2018
Fremont Hall will remain closed next year, but is slated to reopen Fall 2018, according to Cal Poly.
PCV overfills, converts singles to doubles
Approximately 85 percent of continuing students who applied to live in Poly Canyon Village (PCV) for the 2017-2018 academic year will have to live in two-person bedrooms with bunk beds, according to University Housing. Those numbers are subject to change because typically hundreds of continuing students who plan to live in PCV back out over […]
Students displaced in on-campus housing due to mold outbreak
Students in on-campus resident halls and apartments have found black mold in their living quarters.
30-Minute update: A look at on-campus farmers’ market, sunshine in this weekend’s forecast
Mustang News anchors Nate Edelman and Kenny Campbell have this week’s top stories.
New gender-inclusive housing offered to incoming students
Now both incoming and continuing students living on campus have the opportunity to request gender-inclusive housing.
Student crashes car near PCV, arrested on DUI charge
The driver, civil engineering student Cristian Suarez, was booked into county jail but has since been released.
Video: Student victim of vandal in PCV
Two Cal Poly students have been suspended from campus while a case of vandalism is being investigated by UPD.
Administration responds to ‘hateful and racially charged vandalism’ in PCV
President Jeffrey Armstrong expressed his confusion and disappointment in the email.
