Deutsches Museum in Germany is 66,000 square meters and contains 28,000 exhibited items. A team of four Cal Poly mechanical engineering seniors is adding one more item to that list for the museum’s 1.5 million yearly visitors to see — a prototype of the world’s first commercially successful internal combustion engine. The team — Lance […]
Otto-Mated: Students create exhibition in German museum
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Should I stay or should I go: The move after graduation
There can be a stigma against moving back home after graduation.
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Morro Bay’s Marine Mammal Center offers students a chance to save sea lions
Students get hands-on experience with this class by working at the Marine Mammal Center.
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Exploring witchcraft in San Luis Obispo
Witchcraft can be used by anybody no matter what his or her beliefs are.
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Dune boarding in Montaña De Oro: Students hit the sand slopes
There will be a dune boarding club on campus starting spring quarter.
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No Wildflower, no problem: Triathlon team heads to Napa
As the blistering summer sun beat down on what was left of Lake San Antonio and the golden hills surrounding the ever-shrinking body of water, junior software engineer and Cal Poly Triathlon team President Jake Pickett leaps from the cool reservoir and sprints off into the distance. “I’ll be able to finish the race,” Pickett […]
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Return to rationality: Illegal immigration
My gut churns when I see signs on professors’ doors promising a safe spaces for immigrants without legal permission to live in the US.
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What isn’t changing for transgender students in California
Despite federal laws, transgender students are still protected in California.
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Student backpacks through all of winter quarter
Sylvia Lijewski backpacked alone every weekend of winter quarter.
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Innovation Sandbox moves to library to create more diverse environment
The move will give students from all colleges greater access to innovative technology.
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$1.5 million pledged for new plant pathology lab
Longtime Cal Poly supporters pledge $1.5 million to fund a plant pathology lab in new Agriculture Technology Center.