Cal Poly Industrial Technology and Packaging students made and sold fire pits for their capstone project
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Forever Stoked: 20 years of sharing nature and positivity through art
Charlie Clingman and Chris Pedersen founded Forever Stoked through their shared passion of surfing and art.
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Uncle Inc.: love for ‘distorted’ memes turned fashion
Theatre sophomore Alex Holmes and journalism sophomore Riana Butler created Uncle Inc., a clothing company, in Fall 2017.
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Feel Alive: Providing SLO with repurposed, locally-sourced vegan food
“Eat life, feel alive,” Jamie Himler said about her life and business philosophy. Environmental management and protection sophomore Himler wants to change the fate of imperfect food products, ensuring they end up in people’s stomachs rather than in garbage cans. Feel Alive was created by Jamie Himler and environmental engineering senior Gerardo “Jerry” Cortes because […]
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The Bunker provides SLO artists with space to create
The Bunker is a communal space for painters, printmakers, multimedia artists, illustrators, furniture-makers and jewelers to work and create.
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My Mom’s granola finds success with local, Cal Poly ingredients
On Tuesdays, Farb’s Bakery is alive with music, clattering trays and granola as it undergoes various baking and production processes. Here, Heather Segal works the magic behind her San Luis Obispo-based gourmet food company, My Mom’s, with the help of her three employees, or “villagers,” as she calls them. “[Working for Segal] is something different. […]
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IDM: It’s more than a party. It’s a community
Cal Poly graduate Ryan Fullerton created Innovative Dance Music (IDM) Productions, blending music, art and community.
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Cal Poly’s UGS evolves with changes in graphic communication
Cal Poly’s University Graphic Systems team is changing to keep up with the quickly changing graphic communication industry.
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“The Cat That Changed America” brings awareness of human and wildlife interaction to San Luis Obispo
In 2012, Los Angeles’ Griffith Park received a visit from an unexpected guest: a mountain lion.
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Cal Poly Racing prepares for competition season
Cal Poly Racing held Unveiling 2018 March 10, where three newly completed cars were revealed at Cal Poly’s Bonderson Projects Center. The cars will be tested throughout Spring 2018 in preparation for the approaching competition season. “This is a really cool event for us to put on for sponsors, our own team members, family members,” […]
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Clove: Revolutionizing cooking with indoor plant chambers
Senior project group, Clove, has designed a product that they believe can revolutionize the at-home cooking experience.