Russell Thomas recalls a night at Lumière, an award-winning Boston restaurant he worked at in the middle of his career. His colleagues had cold-called Julia Child, who had her phone number listed in the Cambridge, Massachusetts phone book. “They called…
New grant may help Cal Poly compost again
Anastasia Nicole held up a small, roughly cereal box-sized black trash can. It was mostly filled with granola bar wrappers. The contents of the bin — composed of mostly these wrappers — is her entire two-weeks-worth of trash. “I mean,…
New flights to Las Vegas, San Diego and, soon, Portland can help students reach their destinations faster
With these additions, the airport will offer flights to nine cities operated by four different airlines.
Incumbent Debbie Arnold leading in District 5 County Board of Supervisors race
Incumbent Debbie Arnold is leading the District 5 County Board of Supervisor race with 56.74 percent of the votes. The 7,868 votes for Arnold will likely secure her third term in the position. District 5 covers the San Luis Obispo…
Incumbent John Peschong wins District 1 race to remain on the Board of Supervisors
Incumbent John Peschong has won the District 1 County Board of Supervisors race Tuesday, March 3. District 1 consists of northern San Luis Obispo County, including Paso Robles. As of 11:30 p.m., incumbent John Peschong has received 8,702 votes. This…
Challenger Stacy Korsgaden slated to beat out incumbent Adam Hill in District 3 race
Challenger Stacy Korsgaden is leading the votes in the District 3 by just over 1 percent as of 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. Incumbent Adam Hill was running for his fourth term in office. Unofficial results showed that Korsgaden was in the…
Cal Poly study abroad programs in South Korea and Italy suspended
According to University Spokesperson Matt Lazier, there are currently 35 students studying abroad in South Korea, Japan and Italy.
A California law allows consumers to opt out of data collection
Associate professor of science, technology and society Matthew Harsh said our phones are not “listening” to us in the literal way that some people may think.
A student’s undocumented past and uncertain future has led to a 20 year battle for U.S. citizenship
As immigration rises to the top of the national political debate, one Cal Poly student’s long and sometimes frustrating journey to United States citizenship shows the endless complexity of the immigration system.
Where each Democratic presidential candidate stands on four key issues pertaining to college students
Learn more about their stances on cannabis, student loans, climate change, and college affordability.
How some students study abroad on a budget
While there are a number of resources available to students, many are unaware of them and do not realize until the application deadline has passed or they have already gone abroad.