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Thursday evening August 6th Cru, Intervarsity, Navigators, and multiple other campus ministries will be working together to host “Every Campus: A Virtual Back-to-School Gathering” – a nation-wide, one hour, free event for incoming and returning college students. 9pm Eastern/6pm Pacific.  We’re especially excited to have … Continue reading →

Please consider joining Cal Poly faculty, staff, and members of the community for the “We Are Done Dying” event Thursday June 4th at the San Luis Obispo County Courthouse from 5-6pm. This peaceful and safe action rally is organized by … Continue reading →

“Missional Moments” are short, weekly updates sent out during the year by Faculty Commons. As we finish up the academic year, here’s an outstanding recent example by Professor John Chen. If you’d like to begin receiving Missional Moments, you can … Continue reading →

Join us Thursday 4/23/20 11am as the Cal Poly Veritas Forum hosts a virtual “Delve” –  featuring Dr. Marc Horney (Animal Science) discussing C.S. Lewis’s thoughts on truth from Mere Christianity.  https://calpoly.zoom.us/j/801540692   Meeting ID: 801 540 692

This past month, faculty and students from Cal Poly participated in the first ever virtual Veritas Forums. Panelists from Harvard, Columbia, Wake Forest and elsewhere interacted with students, answered questions, and presented outstanding responses to the COVID19 pandemic. One professor … Continue reading →

Please join us as faculty and students pray together 1:30-2:00pm every Tuesday this Spring Quarter. Please contact us for the Zoom code.  –    

Wednesday evening April 8th, the Cal Poly Veritas Forum will again be co-sponsoring the final installment of a three part series on COVID19, featuring panelists Lecrae, Alissa Wilkinson, and Mako Fujimura. 7pm Eastern, 4pm Pacific. To watch or listen, you … Continue reading →

Tomorrow, the Cal Poly Veritas Forum will again be co-sponsoring a 2nd Virtual Veritas Forum, featuring panelists from Harvard University, Wake Forest University, and Rising Tide Capital. To watch or listen, you can register here.  If you missed it, last … Continue reading →

Within the span of a week, things have changed quickly, unexpectedly, and uncomfortably. Over 250 colleges and universities have gone virtual overnight. What now? What if this disorienting season of quarantine is not simply isolating and inconvenient? What if it … Continue reading →

Excellent, timely article by Paul D. Miller (Professor of the Practice of International Affairs at Georgetown University’s School of Foreign Service).  There’s something antiquated about our enforced #coronacation. Like peasants in the 14th century warding off the plague-ridden and the unclean, … Continue reading →