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Jeffrey Armstrong declines to sign statement against Trump’s ‘overreach’

Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong will not sign a joint statement opposing “unprecedented government overreach” in American higher education, confirmed by University Spokesperson Matt Lazier Wednesday. The overreach refers to the unrelenting power the Trump administration wields over universities for what it said are inadequate responses to rising antisemitism. “Cal Poly cares deeply about its […]

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Integration of Cal Maritime and Cal Poly approved, merge addresses Maritime’s financial strains

Cal Maritime will integrate into Cal Poly, in hopes of saving Maritime from its growing financial troubles.  The California State University Board of Trustees unanimously approved the merger of Cal Maritime and Cal Poly Thursday morning, according to a Cal State press release. The two universities will be administratively integrated by July 2025.  The Cal […]

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Cal State issued a ban on encampments. What does this mean for Cal Poly?

When the Cal State system unveiled a new policy prohibiting encampments on Aug. 15, it was met with frustration and disappointment by pro-Palestine student organizers at Cal Poly.  The Cal State’s new policy bans encampments, overnight demonstrations and unauthorized camping items. It also restricts wearing masks that conceal identity during protests and requires written permission […]

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How Philip Williams’ vision of ‘Sin Fronteras’ shaped Cal Poly’s College of Liberal Arts

Two pieces of framed artwork hang behind College of Liberal Arts Dean Philip Williams’ desk in Building 47. One, a gift from his daughter, is a photograph by Mexican photographer Elena Poniatowska. The other commemorates the “Martyrs de la Universidad Centroamericana.” Williams was a Fulbright Scholar at the Central American University in El Salvador from […]

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