Cal Poly will offer two-year guaranteed housing to incoming students starting in 2030 as part of a 10-year housing expansion plan, which includes 3,500 to 4,000 beds in six to seven high-rise buildings and a potential partnership with the yak tityu tityu yak tiłhini tribe.
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El fiscal del condado de San Luis Obispo comparta commentarios sobre la elección municipal de Nueva York, estudiantes responden
Find the English version here. Traducido por Isabella Beltran. El fiscal del distrito del condado de San Luis Obispo, Dan Dow republicó dos publicaciones en redes sociales en X tras el Día de las Elecciones 2025. Las publicaciones intentan conectar la elección de Zohran Mamdani como alcalde de Nueva York a los ataques terroristas del 11 de […]
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San Luis Obispo grants $500,000 to SLOMA for relocation and expansion
San Luis Obispo has allocated $500,000 in unassigned funds to help the San Luis Obispo Museum of Art (SLOMA) relocate and expand, providing more space for exhibits, events, and educational programs.
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San Luis Obispo offers Free Chipping Day to combat wildfire risk
In efforts to combat wildfire risk in San Luis Obispo homes and communities, the city is hosting a free chipping day for eligible residents on Dec. 2. This event is funded by the State of California, and aims to support wildfire preparedness by removing hazardous vegetation from resident’s homes. A local, licensed and insured contractor […]
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Students react to SLO County DA’s reposts tying NYC mayor-elect to 9/11
Editor’s note: El artículo fue originalmente escrito en Inglés. La traducción en Español fue hecha por Kate McHugh. San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow reposted two social media posts on X following Election Day 2025. The posts attempted to connect the election of Zohran Mamdani as New York City’s mayor to the on Sept. 11 […]
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Longest government shutdown in U.S. history comes to an end after 43 days
The longest-running government shutdown in U.S. history is planned to come to an end after 43 days. On Nov. 12, the House voted on a bill to provide temporary government funding for major federal agencies and government programs through Jan. 30, detailed by the House Committee. Some effects of the shutdown may take over a […]
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Weather prompts cancellation of weekly SLO Farmers’ Market
The Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market has been cancelled this week due to forecasted rain, which has caused some disappointment for attendees and vendors alike.
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Construction to begin on new Student Success Center
The Student Success Center, a $69 million three-story building funded by a $20 million donation from The Wonderful Company co-founders, is currently under construction and will house academic and professional resources for students, as well as communal space, and is scheduled to be completed in fall 2027.
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San Luis Obispo flights unaffected as federal shutdown strains air traffic system
San Luis Obispo County Regional Airport (SBP) is urging travelers to check their flight status and “pack their patience” in the fallout of the 42-day government shutdown, while air traffic controllers are still being paid due to being contract employees.
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San Luis Obispo and Cal Poly criticized for fraternity housing management
Update 4:41 p.m., Nov. 13: This story was updated to remove the graphic of the family featured. The two individuals featured in the graphic had no relation to the story and we have since removed them from our site, social media and updated online print spread. San Luis Obispo City Councilmember Jan Marx used to […]
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International Students at Cal Poly confront Visa and cultural obstacles
In recent months, changes under the Trump administration reshaped the international student experience in the United States. More than 1,800 international students lost their visa status, including 40 Cal State students who temporarily lost their visas, only to be given back after complaints and lawsuits. The restrictions and requirements have also increased for international students, including requiring all social media accounts to be public.