After the Pride Center team commemorated the start of Pride Month by painting the “P” rainbow colors this week, it was vandalized with black paint.
The vandalism was reported to Mustang News this morning. San Luis Obispo visitor saw the vandalism at 9:30 a.m. this morning when the black paint was still wet.
On Feb. 16, the Native American and Indigenous Cultural Center (NAICC) and the Pride Center hosted a “Decolonizing Love” panel in celebration of Valentine’s Day.
“Girl” is being revamped, reused, changed in its meaning. In many ways the word “girl” is being reclaimed.
After having a temporary location in yakʔitʸutʸu to help freshman students acclimate to college life, Cal Poly’s Pride Center has made a full shift to operate primarily from the University […]
Central Coast Pride will hold a multitude of both virtual and in-person events honoring the 25th Anniversary Pride Celebration in San Luis Obispo. Gala Pride and Diversity Center, a local […]
The Cal Poly Pride Center and Associated Students Inc. (ASI) painted a rainbow crosswalk on Mustang Way to recognize the LGBTQ+ community. “This is symbolizing a path to progress for […]
Although leadership is actively looking to fill the position, some students are feeling neglected.
Cal Poly’s LGBTQIAP+ community celebrates their most significant and impactful event: during the month of April: Pride Month. The Pride Center was created to support and advocate for the unique […]
Homecoming is a weekend dedicated to alumni— it’s a time to reconnect to Cal Poly and celebrate the Mustang Spirit.
Cal Poly’s Pride Center is holding their annual Pride Prom.
Pride Prom, on April 18, isn’t your average high school dance.
