It was 1949, and behind the closed doors of a small hospital room in San Luis Obispo (SLO), a doctor held up a newborn baby. This child was born with a condition called Klinefelter syndrome, which causes a person to have ambiguous genitalia. She was born with two X chromosomes and an X and a Y chromosome.
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Students compete in furniture design contest for chance to attend world’s largest trade fair
Once a year the San Luis Obispo firm, Vellum Design Build, and Cal Poly’s Architecture and Environmental Design department partner up to host a two day event called the Vellum Furniture […]
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Cal Poly Theatre and Dance Presents ‘Signs of Light’ Spring Concert
After being canceled the past two spring quarters due to the pandemic, Cal Poly’s Theater and Dance department is presenting its first in-person spring dance showcase in more than two […]
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Listen: San Luis Obispo Tobacco Control Program partners with Clean Coast Campaign to reduce ocean waste
In April, the Tobacco Control Program announced a new collaboration with the Central Coast Clean Campaign: a campaign with the goal to reduce littering on the central coast. The collaboration […]
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Listen: Cal Poly hosts Earth Week with various events to educate students
Audio by Ashley Tuell Earth Day was celebrated globally on Friday, April 22. Cal Poly extended this holiday to a week-long celebration, with events being held Thursday, April 14 to […]
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Listen: Poly Royal Rodeo Returns
On Saturday, April 9, eight decades of history returned when Cal Poly students, community members and others attended the 80th annual Poly Royal Rodeo. After two years without the rodeo […]