Here our Voices: Activism and Community Engagement Beyond Voting “Vote to make a change” but what happens when you can’t vote? This does not have to define the power of your voice or
A student club established to improve the quality of life for individuals facing physical challenges has a new name to coincide with a new engineering lab that aims to promote systemic change.
The Elections Working Group has two elections panels coming up. The first is this Thursday, October 22 from 4-5:15PM and the second is October 29 from 4-5PM. Election Fears and Socially-Engaged Responses
Cal Poly Hyperloop provides an opportunity for students to fully embrace Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s Learn by Doing philosophy by participating in a global competition to challenge existing engineering solutions alongside
California wildfires have taken their toll on the state this year causing thousands of people to evacuate their homes and millions of dollars in damages. But Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering Professor
Please join us for a discussion with Cal Poly alumnus Todd McKinnon. Todd received his Master’s Degree in Computer Science from Cal Poly in 1995. In 2009 he founded Okta, where he
