3 Students talk about their different issues and give their feedback to students who struggle with different aspects of using Cal Poly Campus Health & Wellbeing counseling services. CH&W also responds to complaints made by students. This article also gives other resources students can use if they are unable to use CH&W.
By Nico Vinuela and Samantha Riordan More than three years after his death, a judge
By Maia Dvoracek, Alyson Smith, & Payton Walker Nick Reeves was a freshman when he
By Zoe Boyd For 10 years, Robin Wolf worked at bars and restaurants in Manhattan.
Many Cal Poly students are riding e-bikes as an alternative form of transportation due to environmental concerns and the cost of a parking pass.
Abby Neal grew up with music, surrounded by her dad’s collection of over 500 vinyl records. When she was a young child, she would play games of pretend with a guitar cut out of cardboard, using her family’s dining room table as a stage. Now, Neal is no longer pretending. She’s on-stage nearly every weekend…
Since 2013, the Northern Chumash Tribe has been working to designate 156 miles of the California Coast as a national marine sanctuary, according to their website. This would be the first tribally-nominated sanctuary in the United States. The Chumash Heritage National Marine Sanctuary would stretch from Cambria to the middle of Santa Barbara — filling the gap between the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary and the Channel Islands National Marine Sanctuary.
In March of 2020, Emilio Velci was given a painkiller by a coworker after complaining of wisdom tooth pain. After taking it, Emilio had passed away after unknowingly consuming a lethal dose of fentanyl.
By Ava Kershner and Maddie Harrell The First Ride Two pink cowgirl boots. A pink
OCOB Professor Calvin Stevens issued a public apology after being called out on Shades of Cal Poly.
