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Clubs on campus have a new option to get the word out about upcoming events and announcements thanks to polyclubs.com,

A Cal Poly club, Latinos in Agriculture, gave high school students from economically disadvantaged areas of California a 26-hour

There is a huge discrepancy between certain buildings and classrooms on campus, and no one is more painfully aware of the

Cuesta College is working hard to redeem itself over the next few months after being placed on a warning status by its accreditation

Most agree that college is a time of exploration and self-discovery, and in

The Cal Poly College of Liberal Arts buildings are in need of a face lift,

Aloha! For those of you who aren’t familiar with Hawaiian vernacular, that means hello. Hawaii is known for its good vibes and laid-back attitude, and those who leave it never lose the culture.

“I am from Hawaii, and when I came (to Cal Poly) I wanted to keep up with my traditions and way of life,” Jonathan Yuen said.

Cal Poly students experienced a rare sight Wednesday morning when a 25-ton coral tree was moved from the EHS unit.

In a time when women’s shelters are having more funding difficulties than usual, a local tradition will come in useful.

As if taking birth control didn’t come with enough side effects, here’s a new one: empty wallet syndrome. Since January 2007,

Associated Students Inc. took a step toward a more democratic Cal Poly campus when the