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Women’s March SLO held the “Engage for Equity” rally at Mitchell Park in San Luis Obispo on Saturday March 5. The rally ran from 1-3 p.m. and featured speakers such as former San…
Camp Poly Hacks is a multidisciplinary event dedicated to social entrepreneurship in human-centered design. This year’s event, held March 5 through March 6, consisted of students of all backgrounds working to plan,…
Students from Cal Poly’s Construction Management Department took home multiple awards at the Region 7 Associated Schools of Construction Student Competition in February. Ten of the 12 teams from Cal Poly placed…
As California governor Gavin Newsom loosens COVID-19 restrictions, such as the recently-lifted mask mandate, many businesses and communities are able to return to what they once were pre-pandemic. Dominique Floyd is the associate…
While many Cal Poly students spend their weekends at the beach, some choose to participate in a different activity by the water. Cal Poly Sailing, also known as CP Sailing, is a…
Although it may seem as if your local barista is there to simply whip up your favorite cup of joe for your morning study session or much needed pick-me-up, Kin Coffee Bar…
Political science sophomore Sofia Dipadova recently published her own book of poetry titled “A World Ugly.” Dipadova’s book contains many poems that she’s written throughout the past two years while navigating adulthood.…
The San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors voted 3-2 to adopt a redistricted map of the county and it was recently upheld after a local group sued saying the map was…
