San Luis Obispo City Council voted to support “Yes on Measure G” after Cal Poly student activism.
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Everything you need to know about President Armstrong’s raise
An in depth look at the California State University executive raises, including President Jeffery Armstrong’s five figure raise.
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Money Magazine ranks Cal Poly in top 50 public universities
Cal Poly ranked in the top 50 best public universities and top hundred best valued universities in the nation.
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Cal Poly wins 3 awards for sustainability programs
Cal Poly took home three awards at the 14th annual Energy Efficiency and Sustainability Best Practice Awards competition.
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Cal Poly junior Malcolm Feix remembered as an outgoing leader with a love for the water
20-year-old electrical engineering rising junior Malcolm Feix died surfing at Pomponio State Beach Sunday, July 22.
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UPD retires good boy with honorable discharge, party and presents
University Police Department’s K-9 Xello as retired after seven years on the force. Now, K-9 Zues will take his place.
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President Armstrong’s salary increases more than $12,000 as CSU trustees approve raises for top executives
CSU presidents were given a three percent raise, amounting in more than a $12,000 increase for President Armstrong.
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Campus parking shakeup: Passes are now first come, first serve
The passes are no longer sold in order of academic progress. Freshman are still not eligible.
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Administration building evacuated after asbestos released during construction
Recent construction activity in Administration (building 1) has released a small amount of asbestos-containing material onto the second floor.
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Incoming freshman’s wrestling scholarship revoked after yelling homophobic slurs at protesters
A Cal Poly wrestler commit’s scholarship was revoked days after he was yelling a homophobic slur at protesters.
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Judge overrules expulsion of Cal Poly student found guilty of 2016 Title IX charges
A Los Angeles Superior Court Judge ordered Cal Poly to overturn the March 2016 expulsion involving a student accused of sexual assault July 12. He will be allowed to readmit to the university and finish his remaining two credits required for graduation. The alleged assault The accused assailant, who is referred to under the alias […]