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California University Works to Reduce Number of White People On CampusTRISTAN SMITHThe College Fix Jul. 10, 2018 |
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 In keeping with the diversity and inclusion movement sweeping campuses across the country, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo recently released a 30-page report outlining plans to "improve diversity" via a series of initiatives. One goal is to increase the number of people of color on campus beyond the increases that have already occurred over the past few years, as "applications from underrepresented minority students doubled between 2008 and 2018." "In 2011, the campus was 63 percent Caucasian," the May 2 report informs readers, "in fall of 2017, it was less than 55 percent … but there is still much work to do." The public research institution states it wishes to get those numbers more in line with the state's percentage of white people, which recent polls hold at 39.7 percent of the population. Read More 
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