Six cadets from the Cal Poly ROTC program placed highest in the nation at Advanced Camp, with four of them receiving the Distinguished Military Graduate recognition and one receiving the Top Female Army Fitness award.
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Where to cast a vote on Proposition 50 in Nov. 4 special election
California will hold a special statewide election on November 4th to vote on Proposition 50, with registration and voting information available from the San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder’s Office.
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International Center relocates to Kennedy Library at Cal Poly
Cal Poly’s International Center has moved to a new location in the Robert E. Kennedy Library, making it easier for students to access resources and repurposing the vacated space for academic use.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection to recruit at Cal Poly Career Fair
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will be recruiting at Cal Poly’s annual Fall Career Fair on Oct. 22-23. Recently, Customs and Border Protection were scheduled to recruit at Cal Poly Pomona’s campus which then caused the postponement of their fall job fair due to criticism from students.
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‘Impractical Jokers’ comedy star Sal Vulcano to perform at the PAC
“Impractical Jokers” star Sal Vulcano will perform an hour-long set on Oct. 22 in the Performing Arts Center (PAC) with free tickets available for students, following registration on Oct. 15 at noon.
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Health Center expands flu shot accessibility with free clinics on campus
Cal Poly’s Campus Health and Wellbeing is offering free flu shots to students during October, with three remaining sessions taking place at central campus locations to promote convenient and affordable access.
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‘We are not just a number’: Cal Poly highlights HSI commitment despite looming federal threats
Cal Poly hosted its ¡Adelante! HSI Symposium to provide updates and discussion on its progress towards becoming a Hispanic-Serving Institution, while also addressing the potential threat of federal government proposals to end Minority-Serving Institution grants.
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SLO residents express concerns over vegetation removal costs under new fire enforcement
Residents of San Luis Obispo expressed their concerns about the cost and complexity of the SLO Fire Department’s plan to implement Wildfire-Urban Interface codes, which includes complaint and voluntary enforcement, fee-based inspections, and potential insurance rate increases.
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Brick by brick: LEGO now sells Cal Poly junior’s Italian Riviera creation
Alex Sahali’s Italian Rivera LEGO set, inspired by Italian architecture and submitted to LEGO Ideas, was chosen as the 67th community-designed LEGO set and is now available for purchase at $299.99.
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Cal Poly, CSU applications open for prospective students
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo and other CSU campuses have opened applications for the fall 2026 semester, with high school seniors and transfer students having until Dec. 1 to submit their materials.
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Downtown San Luis Obispo businesses manage the cost of tariffs
Scott Smith owns Central Coast Surfboards in San Luis Obispo, which carries several brands that manufacture their products overseas. Just two days after the Trump administration first introduced tariffs on imports from nearly 90 countries, he was concerned but remained hopeful for a policy reversal. “We’re just sort of at the mercy of the world, […]