As college students begin their learning experience in an environment different from anything they had previously known, many face challenges that affect them throughout their college careers. While some of these challenges
A group of former transfer students from Allan Hancock College and Cuesta College graduated from Cal Poly’s College of Engineering this spring with the help of scholarships and mentoring through the ENGAGE
An engineering student is reflecting on a summer service trip to South Africa that profoundly altered his worldview, fostering empathy, cultural sensitivity and a renewed drive to make a difference. “Seeing how
Alumnus aims to help women in engineering graduate through new endowment Cal Poly alumnus Mike Hammons wanted to do something that would benefit the future of engineering. Hammons and his wife, Keri,
Collegiate section recognized for recruiting, retaining diverse membership Future engineer Paige Ross looks back to the isolating experience of being the only woman in her engineering class, which strengthened her commitment to
Studies indicate that approximately 17% of college students in California identify as LGBTQ+, which relates to more than 1,000 CENG students. Students who identify as LGBTQ+ are more likely than a general
