Horsing Around: Animal science students aid in birth of new foals on campus
By Cameryn Oakes On the night of Jan. 21, Tseten Wangyal didn’t get a second
‘Stealthing’ is Now Illegal in California: How This Will Impact College Students
California is the first state to make the removal of a condom without partner consent, commonly known as ‘stealthing,’ illegal. Victims can now sue in civil court for this form of abuse.
Cal Poly’s one and two-unit classes let students explore their interests
Cal Poly provides their students to gain hands-on experience in fields of study. However, there are many opportunities at the university to explore interests that don’t directly pertain to their academic field. As spring registration approaches, students have opportunities to enroll in highly-unique classes such as pickleball, guitar and bowling.
Twisted N Tossed: A farm-fresh new take on food vendors
Twisted N Tossed is a new food vendor that is popping up at local San Luis Obispo breweries. Founder, Pamela Guizar, focuses her time on picking out local ingredients and creating farm-to-table food options.
Meet Ebony: San Luis Obispo’s first Ethiopian restaurant
Helen Abraha’s passion for cooking drove her, her sister, and two other business partners to create Ebony, the first Ethiopian restaurant on the Central Coast.
SLO entrepreneurs serve tacos with a fresh twist
Corazón 805 Tacos, founded by a pair of San Luis Obispo locals in 2018, serves a crafted menu of tacos, tostadas and quesadillas influenced by the head chef’s 30 years of culinary experience as well as the owners’ roots in Chiapas and Guerrero, Mexico, all atop fresh, homemade tortillas.
Local Business Woman’s Quirky Gadgets Empower Women In STEM
By Audrey Ryan Carrie Sundra hated electronics in college. It was her least favorite subject
How Volleyball All-American Turned an Injury into an Opportunity
Cal Poly volleyball All-American Maia Dvoracek suffered a serious knee injury in the spring of 2021. She wanted to stay connected to the team and the sport so she did sportscasting for their home games and created a blog to share her journey and recovery with others.
Unpaid and overworked
The hunt for summer internships often begins in January. As Cal Poly students start the process, they are finding that the opportunities available to them often depend on their chosen field.
How Self-taught Cal Poly Student Became a Freelance Baker
Elan Valdez-Kaminsky taught himself to bake during COVID. Now he freelances as a baker for Kin Coffee Bar and Bread Bike, all while finishing up his degree.