The California primary election on June 2 will feature eight candidates, six Democrats and two Republicans, vying for the governorship, with priorities ranging from healthcare and housing to education and crime.
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Cal Poly introduces career readiness course for liberal arts students
Liberal arts students are taking a career readiness course, COMS 270, to learn how to build resumes, apply for jobs and find a suitable career path based on their interests and major.
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Woman escapes burning BMW with the help of two local fathers
Two local fathers helped a woman escape unharmed from her burning BMW on Johnson Avenue before it was destroyed by flames.
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Exadministrador de Cal Poly enfrenta hasta un año en la cárcel del condado
Nota del editor: Este artículo tiene menciones de acoso sexual. Se recomienda discreción al lector. Exadministrador de Cal Poly declaró no contestar a un cargo de felonía por cometer un acto lascivo contra su hijastra de 7 años. Richard Edward Ellison, anteriormente vicepresidente asociado de Desarrollo Universitario en Cal Poly de 2014 a 2015 y exdirector […]
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Cal Poly will wait to decide on CSU-approved three-year bachelor’s degrees
The CSU Board of Trustees has approved the creation of three new three-year bachelor’s degree programs aimed at adult, returning or working students, which Cal Poly will consider implementing in the next academic year.
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Cal State Union sponsors bill to limit university executive salaries
California lawmakers have proposed AB 1831, a bill that would cap Cal State executive salaries at 125% of the governor’s salary, in an effort to prioritize student access and affordability.
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Monday is the last day for Californians to register for early voting for the primary election
Californians have until today to register to vote by mail for the June 2 primary election. They can either mail in their ballots or vote in person at polling locations on June 2 from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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Former Cal Poly administrator faces up to a year in county jail
A former Cal Poly administrator pleaded no contest to a felony charge of committing a lewd act on his 7-year-old step-granddaughter. Richard Edward Ellison, previously Associate Vice President for University Advancement at Cal Poly from 2014-2015 and former executive director of Bike SLO, was charged by the San Luis Obispo County District Attorney’s Office on […]
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Dexter Lawn transforms into a circus with juggling and acro yoga clubs
The Cal Poly Juggling and Acro Yoga clubs offer students a variety of activities to learn, from juggling clubs and rings to balancing in gravity-defying poses, while sharing the same goal of making something intimidating from afar feel approachable up close.
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ASI Farmers Market features free fresh produce for students
Students can get free produce, giveaways and live music at the University Union Plaza today from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. by bringing their PolyCard.
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La Corte Suprema restablece temporalmente el acceso de correo a pastillas abortivas
Find the English version here. Traducido por Alexa Soto-Rios. Siguiendo la decisión de la Corte Suprema de suspender el requisito de que la medicina abortiva mifepristona se dispense en persona, esta medida fue extendida mediante una decisión shadow docket, en la que la Corte Suprema dicta órdenes de emergencia sin conocer un proceso plenamente informado, […]