For the past few years, club funding at Cal Poly has not been able to last throughout the entire academic year.
Saturday morning vandalism spree leaves 16 cars with punctured tires
San Luis Obispo Police is investigating multiple incidents of vandalism Saturday, Feb. 15 between 1 a.m. and 8 a.m. The vandalism occurred on the 900 Block Johnson, 1300 Block Palm, 800 Block Pepper, and the 1400/1500 Blocks of Mill —…
New Kristin Smart billboard installed in Oceano
A second billboard asking for information about Kristin Smart was installed this week. The billboard is located directly behind the “Welcome to Oceano” sign on the intersection of Halcyon Road and Highway 1. The ongoing Kristin Smart case has garnered recent…
William and Linda Frost Center for Research construction creates “unavoidable” problems for some students and faculty
Some faculty and students in the Agriculture (Bldg. 10) and English (Bldg. 22) buildings said they have been experiencing issues with noise and blocked exits due to the construction.
Cal Poly introduces GE 2020 to simplify requirements
The 2020-2021 catalog will feature Cal Poly’s new GE requirements, which take effect Summer 2020. Students will have the choice to stay on their current catalog or switch to the new GE 2020.
ASI resolution moves to support student-parents
Cal Poly policy reads “serious illness of a close relative” is an excusable reason to miss class. Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) voted to ensure that policy will now include sick children.
Marketing agency donates $500,000 to CAFES for new lab
A donation of $500,000 to the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) from George P. Johnson (GPJ), a marketing agency under the Project Worldwide network, will allow for a new learning lab within the William and Linda Frost…
Cal Poly hosts professional Latin ballroom dancers at 13th Mustang Ball
More than 230 couples competed in total, dancing dances like Cha-Cha, Samba and Rumba.
Once a cherished artifact, Cambria ‘Castle of Junk’ risks falling away to time
Toilet seat picture frames, abalone shell arches and tire rim pillars are just a few components making up what Cambria residents call Nitt Witt Ridge – or the anti-Hearst Castle.
A second long-awaited luxury hotel opens in Downtown SLO
Hotel Cerro opened its doors to the San Luis Obispo community Friday, January 31.
“Fs” to be removed from Kristin Smart’s Cal Poly transcript
After a petition circulated online, the Cal Poly Registrar's Office has amended missing student Kristin Smart's transcripts. The petition states Smart's final grades reflected all "Fs" and one "Incomplete" after disappearing on May 25, 1996 and not showing up for…