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Students empowered to “Find Your Why” at the annual Defining Her Future: a Women in Leadership Conference
Hosted by Cal Poly Women in Business, the conference included executive breakout panels and networking sessions.
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Women’s March San Luis Obispo unites to empower and inspire the community
The cities of San Luis Obispo and surrounding cities declared January the month of the Women’s March San Luis Obispo.
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Original Women’s Narratives art gallery seeks student submissions
Submissions for the art gallery are due by the end of December.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the editor: Why everything you listen to isn’t political
Nelson Lai explains why “Ed Sheeran is (obviously) not a racist white supremacist.”
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Cal Poly on the meaning of ‘being a woman’
Sophia O’Keefe is a journalism sophomore and Mustang News photographer. The views expressed in this column do not reflect the viewpoints and editorial coverage of Mustang News. Women’s rights issues have been prevalent for centuries, but recently the world has seen a surge in feminist movements. Individuals and activist groups fight for these rights while […]
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Dalia Mogahed’s visit supports the SLO Muslim community
Mogahed’s speech provided a more proactive approach to addressing diversity and inclusivity on campus.
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Double Standards: Chivalry
Chivalry may be dying. And I am very, very okay with that.
Posted inOpinion
Not just a man’s thing: Cal Poly lecturers bridge the coding gender gap
Looking down the string of people, Code Club SLO founder Vanessa Salas noticed she was one of very few women in line.
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‘The Emma Peel Game’ explores darkness of gender-based violence
In the underground punk rock world, women no longer sit in the wings but command center stage. However, the spotlight can be dangerously blinding. Cuesta College’s production of “The Emma Peel Game” explores this world and the lives of the women living in it. Directed by bree valle* and written by Cal Poly theatre professor […]