There have been ongoing discussions within Athletics about possibly expanding its current drug testing policy.
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Armstrong: University will investigate connection between drugs and football team
Armstrong addressed the possible connection between Sunday’s attempted robbery and the shooting of ex-football player Geoffrey Hyde in 2013. Hyde was shot in what police said may have been a drug deal gone bad.
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Holocher resigns after eight years as men’s soccer head coach
Cal Poly men’s soccer head coach Paul Holocher resigned Monday after eight years at the helm.
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5 football players arrested after fraternity house robbery
Five Cal Poly football players were arrested over the weekend in connection with an armed robbery at the Delta Simga Phi fraternity house.
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Football returns to action in fall camp
Cal Poly football began its fall camp Friday.
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Cal Poly women’s basketball star returns for senior season
The Cal Poly women’s basketball team will see the return of recent graduate guard Ariana Elegado next season.
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Governor Brown signs ‘sip and spit’ bill: underage students now able to taste wine
The law will allow California public university students enrolled in enology or brewing programs to taste wine in a classroom setting.
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To expand global programs, Cal Poly adds international student fee
Cal Poly will increase international student’s tuition by $150 per quarter beginning in fall, and the newly established fee is set to increase in 2015.
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Nederlander Concerts provides Central Coast with shows for all listeners
Treat your ears to something special before summer ends.
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Cal Poly picked to finish fourth, all-conference teams announced
Cal Poly kicks off its season on Aug. 28 at New Mexico State
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Dean: Campus convinced admin to keep Cross Cultural Centers in UU
Building 52 originally presented an opportunity to increase space for the Cross Cultural Centers, which includes the Gender Equity Center, Pride Center and MultiCultural Center.