The proposed project still must be approved by City Council and even then, construction will not begin for at least one year.
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U.S. Supreme Court declines to hear Trump’s DACA appeal
Cal Poly Dream Center Coordinator Katherine Zevallos said the decision was a “small, encouraging victory for Dreamers.”
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Student Harmine project endeavors to find cure for malaria
One professor and 12 students are hoping to cure malaria on the fourth floor of building 180.
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Campus leaders to hold panel about men’s role in #MeToo movement
The panel March 1 will discuss ways men can use their privilege in society to speak out against sexual violence.
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Applications for Cal Poly Lofts open; PCV costs increasing
PCV apartment rent is increasing $178 per month for a single bedroom and $337 per month for a double bedroom.
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Extraterrestrial experiments: Only undergraduate Space Environments lab in the country
In the lab, students use vacuums to simulate space environments and environmental effects.
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‘Race to Zero Waste’ promotes sustainable living in Poly Canyon Village
Poly Canyon Village residents are competing against other universities in a nationwide sustainability contest.
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ASI releases Spring Stampede survey
This year’s survey asks students to select a music genre they would most like to see at the concert.
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City Council approves ordinance restricting purchase and distribution of plastic bottles and cups
The ordinance will take effect March 1 and affect plastic items purchased with San Luis Obispo city funds.
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Expanded MultiCultural Center to open Fall 2018
The Multicultural Center will be relocating to the downstairs space that used to house the Cal Poly Rose Float.