An out-of-area Cal Poly student tested positive for coronavirus, according to a campus-wide email from President Jeffrey Armstrong.
San Luis Obispo county now has 13 confirmed cases of COVID-19
Seven more people tested positive for coronavirus in San Luis Obispo County, according to the San Luis Obispo Public Health Department. This brings the total number of cases to 13 as of Thursday afternoon. One of the individuals that tested…
Cottage Health is offering San Luis Obispo a new urgent care model
Cottage Health, a not-for-profit medical care provider, is opening an urgent care clinic in San Luis Obispo and nine other locations along the coast. All promise to offer shorter wait times.
Engineering students created a ‘sled’ to help wheelchair users get to the ocean
Four members of the Cal Poly engineering department recently partnered with AmpSurf and Quality Life Plus in creating a project to provide people with disabilities a way to get from the beach to the ocean.
Graduating seniors will receive 10 tickets for Spring 2020 Commencement
With the Spring 2020 Commencement Ceremony coming up on June 13 and 14 in Alex G. Spanos Stadium, 10 tickets will be distributed to eligible graduates.
City will implement bullet proof structures in buildings after ongoing threats
A slew of threats against city officials has prompted San Luis Obispo City Council members to allocate funding to upgrade security systems at municipal buildings. The council voted to approve spending $380,000 to begin the security related projects Feb. 18. …
Change the Status Quo conference will feature activist Angela Davis
The Center for Service in Action is bringing Angela Davis to Cal Poly as the keynote speaker for the 18th Annual Change the Status Quo: Social Justice Leadership Conference on Feb. 29. The conference will feature a variety of workshops…
The Central Coast candidates running for state offices and house of representatives
On March 3, Californians will vote in the primary election to secure candidates for the general election on November 3. Here are the Central Coast contenders running for office in the California State Assembly.
Taking an ethnic studies course may become a graduation requirement
The California State Legislature may vote to determine that taking an ethnic studies course should be a graduation requirement.
Prop 13 could mean updates to old facilities at Cal Poly, but it’ll likely come with a tax
Proposition 13 is the only California proposition on the March ballot. It aims to provide $9 billion in bond money for K-12 schools and $2 billion each to community colleges, the California State Universities (CSU) system, and the University of…
Low hope for a super bloom at Carrizo Plain due to dry winter
Biological sciences professor Nishanta Rajakaruna explained that if there is any bloom this year, it will likely not be as good as it was last year.