Cal Poly Athletics launched The Stampede, a new philanthropy program designed to provide direct funding for various sports through tiered membership levels.
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New partnership to provide up to 15 scholarships to first-generation students
Cal Poly will partner with College Track starting in the 2026-2027 academic year to provide ten to 15 first-generation scholars with full coverage for housing, tuition, food, and other fees.
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What the Protect College Sports Act could mean for Cal Poly
The Senate-approved bill could expand athlete compensation while creating national rules for NIL, transfers and eligibility across college sports.
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BETWEEN FRIENDS to perform at free ASI concert
The musical duo BETWEEN FRIENDS is scheduled to perform a DJ set at the Cal Poly Recreation Center on Oct. 6, with ticket registration beginning on Oct. 2.
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Watch: Students and professors describe how they adapted to semester transition
Cal Poly’s transition from a quarter to a semester system has created mixed outcomes for students and faculty, ranging from internship scheduling conflicts and delayed graduations to increased instructional time and accelerated degree progress.
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Cal Poly named Best in the West for fourth year in a row
Cal Poly was ranked as the best overall public and private master’s-level university in the West by U.S. News and World Report for the fourth consecutive year.
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Students relocated to Poly Canyon Village apartments after delays in new housing construction
Cal Poly relocated several transfer and continuing students to overcrowded Poly Canyon Village apartments due to construction delays at the new Ĺ‚ktoĘ” building, ultimately offering affected students a fifty percent rent reduction.
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After stepping down as head of Trump Media, former CEO Devin Nunes opens a wine bar in Pismo
Former Republican congressman Devin Nunes launched a wine tasting business in Pismo Beach following his resignation as CEO of Trump Media & Technology Group.
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State Coastal Conservancy approves $5 million grant for Northern Chumash land acquisition
The California State Coastal Conservancy approved a $5 million grant to assist the yak tityu tityu yak tiłhini nonprofit in its efforts to acquire Alexander Ranch and return the 345-acre property to tribal ownership.
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New food-delivery robots come to Cal Poly
Audio story by Gabby Gerster Cal Poly is partnering with AV Ride to bring new Grubhub robots to campus. In fall 2024, Cal Poly Dining partnered with Starship Technologies and Grubhub to bring food-delivery robots to campus. READ MORE: Food-delivery robots set to distribute food deliveries to Cal Poly community As of June 2026, Starship […]
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San Luis Obispo opens ballot drop boxes early for November election
San Luis Obispo County will open ballot drop boxes on Oct. 1 and begin mailing ballot packets ahead of schedule for the 2026 election.