The new residence halls will include gender-neutral bathrooms and an extensive solar panel system.
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Heidi Harmon and Derek Johnson to present first-ever State of the City Address
This year’s address will focus on community building in San Luis Obispo.
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Design Village dots Poly Canyon’s hills with student-made structures Earth Day weekend
Design Village used to take place during Open House weekend, but has been changed for Earth Day.
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San Luis Obispo Sheriff’s Narcotics Unit shut down million dollar meth and heroin distribution network
A narcotics bust involving 14 individuals was announced by the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff’s Office Thursday morning.
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Fremont Hall will not reopen for 2018-19 academic year
Following its closure in February 2017, Fremont was slated to reopen Fall 2018.
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Safer to receive $300,000 U.S. Department of Justice grant and additional funds from Student Success Fee
The confidential on-campus resource for sexual assault and violence currently only has one full-time advocacy counselor.
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Cal Poly College Republicans hold empty gun holster event to protest national student walkout for gun control
The College Republicans called the national walkout for gun control a “temper tantrum.”
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Downtown bars opening at 6 a.m. St. Patrick’s Day; SLOPD amping up fines and DUI patrols
Most Downtown bars will not enforce cover charges, beside SLO Brew, which will charge $5 at the door.
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New on-campus winery and grange hall project almost fully funded
The project will break ground this May and begin construction Summer 2018.
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Cal Poly football coach’s sons raising money for local non-profit with help from the NFL
Brock and Bryson are collecting signed NFL helmets to raise money for Jack’s Helping Hand.
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Cal Poly students create their own type of Uber for greek life
A web app called Ridetrackr has been made to improve the use of designated drivers throughout greek life. Computer Science seniors Collin Dutter and Ethan Harlig were inspired to create this app after watching their fraternity members struggle to communicate through texts and phone calls with their designated drivers each weekend. Ridetrackr users can join […]