Friends and family gathered Saturday at Cal Poly to remember Spencer Wood, a history and political science student who passed away during the summer.
“He was a great friend, just a really nice guy and we will all miss him,” said Rachel Solis, a former classmate.
Cal Poly’s graphic communication department (GrC) will celebrate International Printing
The quarterly Pride Alliance and Gays, Lesbians, Bisexuals United (GLBU) Winter Open House took place Wednesday night at the Pride Center, as both organizations looked to increase their presence on campus and attract more Cal Poly students to the center.
“We want to raise awareness that there are a lot of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students on campus.
The Cal Poly club Raise the Respect rallied at the Universal Heath Care Lobby Day in Sacramento on Wednesday.
Students joined from across the state to kick off the reintroduction of the California Health Insurance Reliability Act, a bill to provide all Californians with health insurance coverage.
The San Luis Obispo Planning Commission came one step closer Wednesday to approving a staff proposal that, if passed, would allow buildings in the downtown core area to reach anywhere between 60 and 75 feet tall.
The commission tweaked the plan’s amendments, even though a majority of the commission had already voiced support for the proposal during previous meetings.
A local chapter of the California Rare Fruit Growers donated 164 olive trees to a group of American soldiers in Iraq this holiday season.
Master Sgt. Patricia Marsano from the United States Army Reserves contacted the California Rare Fruit Growers and asked for a donation of olive trees to plant around their base.
A Cal Poly custodian hit a supervising custodian with his car on the morning of Jan. 6 and remains in jail on suspicion of attemped murder.
James Reynolds, a custodian at Cal Poly for more than 25 years, unsuccessfully attempted to run over his co-worker at about 4 a.
Cal Poly faculty members picketed Tuesday from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. in protest of stalled California Faculty Association meetings regarding contracts with the California State University system.
The CFA is concerned with the lack of resolution between its 23,000 members and the CSU system.
A project that began more than a year ago culminated over winter break when NASA launched a rocket into space carrying equipment built by four Cal Poly aerospace engineering students.
Roland Coelho, Lori Brooks, Jonathan Brown and Wenshel Lan helped design the P-Pod CubeSat orbital delivery system, which was launched on a U.
Cal Poly received a record 34,173 applications for the 2007-08 school year, an 11 percent increase from 2006.
This is the 13th year in a row that Cal Poly has had a record number of applicants.
Since 1993, Cal Poly’s application pool has tripled, and has increased 60 percent since 2000.
Graduating students of all majors and backgrounds at Cal Poly will get the chance to serve their country – but in another way than in the military. Thanks to Teach For America, those recent graduates will enrich the lives of other, younger students – in the classroom.
