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Multimedia: Cal Poly hosts their third annual rodeo on Pismo Beach
Cal Poly rodeo hosted its third annual Break-A-Wave rodeo event at Pismo Beach. On Sept. 28, 24 breakaway ropers competed to see who would be crowned the next Break-A-Wave finale […]
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Listen: Cal Poly professor hosts event to help kids with cancer
On Nov. 19, the fourth annual Bash Cancer Fest was held at the Red Barn in Los Osos to raise money for kids battling cancer. This event was a family-friendly […]
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Ten Thousand Dollar Grant Gets Awarded to a Cal Poly Start Up Business
The delivery service Quickie was launched late last year by two Cal Poly business administration sophomores who were looking for a fast solution to get snacks and basic items on […]
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Didn’t make it to SLO Film Fest? Here’s what you missed
Audio by Jordan Triebel and Nico Vinuela Filmmakers and film-lovers returned to the theaters in person this year for the 28th annual San Luis Obispo International Film Festival after two […]
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Listen: Increased break-ins at off-campus residences prompts SLO police to enforce new measures
A recent surge of break-ins in the neighborhoods surrounding Cal Poly is threatening the safety of the Cal Poly Community. According to the San Luis Obispo Police Department, burglaries in […]
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Listen: Santa Barbara’s Deltopia Leads To Multiple Hospitalizations
For the first time in two years, Isla Vista hosted its annual ‘Deltopia’ event on April 2, which is an annual block party put on by University of California Santa […]
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Listen: Cal Poly Construction Management Wins Big At Regional Competition
Students from Cal Poly’s Construction Management Department took home multiple awards at the Region 7 Associated Schools of Construction Student Competition in February. Ten of the 12 teams from Cal […]
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Listen: Cal Poly Student Publishes Book of Poetry
Political science sophomore Sofia Dipadova recently published her own book of poetry titled “A World Ugly.” Dipadova’s book contains many poems that she’s written throughout the past two years while […]
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Listen: Study Abroad Continues Through Omicron Variant Surge
COVID-19 has raised a lot of questions for students who want to study abroad. At the height of COVID-19 many study abroad programs were shut down and Cal Poly had […]