Seven teams of Cal Poly students debuted short films at the Cal Poly Short Cuts screening, which was part of the San Luis Obispo Film Festival, showcasing stories of connection, hardships and discovery.
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New parking structure aims to ease parking in Downtown San Luis Obispo
In downtown San Luis Obispo, finding parking can often take longer than the drive itself. A new parking structure in the City’s Cultural Arts District is aiming to change that experience, offering more spaces and an updated experience for visitors and residents alike. The Cultural Arts District Parking Structure officially opened on March 17 at […]
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LISTEN: An interview with Tanner Schinderle
The KCPR News team sat down with political science junior and current ASI Chief of Staff Tanner Schinderle, who was recently elected to be the next ASI President. His term starts on June 15. News reporter Aneka Edwards spoke to Schinderle about his campaign and upcoming plans for the next academic year. Read and listen […]
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Cal Poly to seek student input on year-round operations amid backlash
For the first time since the Year-Round Operations planning process began in 2023, Cal Poly plans to include student input. This comes amid student backlash against the proposed school year model, with many citing concerns about a lack of internship opportunities and housing. READ MORE: Majority of engineering students surveyed think year-round operations will harm […]
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Eight candidates take Pomona College stage for California Governor debate
Eight candidates will participate in the second California Governor debate on April 28 at Pomona College, discussing major issues facing the state ahead of the June 2 primary.
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California battles invasive nutria with thousands removed from waterways
Thousands of nutria have been removed from California since their reintroduction in 2017, and researchers believe the reintroduction was purposeful due to the significant distance between Oregon and California’s Central Valley.
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Armenian Student Association holds vigil for 111th anniversary of the Armenian genocide
Members of the Armenian Student Association (ASA) gathered on Dexter lawn to commemorate the 111th anniversary of the Armenian Genocide, with Cal Poly’s City Councilmember Mike Boswell and ASA members sharing what the association means to them.
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Funding secured for maintenance at two SLO County harbors
Representative Salud Carbajal (D-24) has secured over $4.1 million in funding for maintenance on the Port San Luis breakwater and the Morro Bay Harbor’s annual dredging project, which is scheduled to take place from May to June.
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Misma alma, nueva energĂa: El segundo anual SLO EarthFest habla de soluciones comunitarias climáticas
Find the English version here. Traducido por Alexa Soto-Rios. El parque de Santa Rosa estaba vivo con los sonidos de mĂşsica funk-rock, las risas de los niños y la carne chisporroteante de los vengadores locales durante la celebraciĂłn anual de San Luis Obispo EarthFest el sábado. Familias giraron y bailaron descalzadas en el pasto a […]
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Gus’s Deli reabre al público este verano con nuevos dueños y un reconocimiento a su historia
Find the English version here. Traducido por Haydee Villanueva. Mientras trabajaban en las reformas de su nueva tienda, Anna Brannen y su equipo descubrieron una vidriera artĂstica que representaba a Gus’s Deli tal como solĂa ser: un edificio amarillo con un tono de color verde azulado. En vez de reemplazar el pasado, ella usĂł esto […]
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Cal Poly Andaaz dance team ranks third nationally
Cal Poly Andaaz placed third at the National Desi Dance League competition in Las Vegas, winning the Best Theme award for their Subway Surfers production, and was praised by Indian choreographer Remo D’Souza for their energy and potential.