Present and past Diablo Canyon employees want to inform the community of the low risk of a potential disaster.
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Thomas Fire smoke spreads to San Luis Obispo
Fire Chief Garret Olson reassured residents San Luis Obispo air quality is being monitored efficiently.
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Wine and viticulture students get firsthand experience in wine making
The Center for Wine and Viticulture supports students in the creation of student wine, research wine and commercial wine.
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CalFresh program tackles food insecurity at Cal Poly
Cal Poly’s CalFresh outreach program has so far helped about 230 students apply, with more than 100 in Fall 2017.
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FCC votes 3-2 to repeal net neutrality regulations
The Federal Communications Commission voted Dec. 14 to rollback Obama era net neutrality regulations on internet service providers.
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Disaffiliated fraternity PIKE Iota Theta surrenders charter
The Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity dissolved their fraternity in November.
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When pigs fly: Animal Science class uses Spanish pigs for Type 2 diabetes research
Cal Poly students are using Iberian pigs to find out causes of Type 2 diabetes.
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Cal Poly Food Pantry partners with SLO Food Bank
The Cal Poly Food Pantry partnered with the Food Bank Coalition of San Luis Obispo County for the first time.
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Attempted sexual assault on woman living on Foothill Boulevard
An unknown male suspect attempted to sexually assault a Cal Poly student in her home Monday night.
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Students set out to build a community garden on campus
Six freshmen honor students teamed up with the Sustainability Center to build a community garden at Cal Poly.
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Women in CENG are increasing, but still only make up 28 percent
According to Interim Dean Meagher, increasing the percentage of females in engineering is a top priority for CENG.