More than 70 tomato varieties filled Poly Plant Shop in Environmental Horticultural Science (building 48) Saturday and Sunday. Cultivated by a team of six students, Tomato Mania celebrated its 15th year and largest harvest yet. The agricultural and environmental plant science students spent two quarters growing the tomatoes that sold at $6 per plant. The […]
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New Shows at the PAC
With only a handful of weeks left in the 2016-17 season at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center (PAC), new shows have been added to wrap up the school year. These shows include an appearance by Sesame Street’s Elmo, a magical illusionist and even more musical guests. This year, the PAC has been the center […]
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New retro coffee shop brings alternative vibe to town
The coffee shop will open at the end of April or beginning of May
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Rodeo team freshman loses thumb while tying horse, airlifted to hospital
The recovering freshman plans to compete in rodeo events again this fall and eventually compete in nationals.
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Meet the freshman ready to break a world record
When Lacey Davis started at Cal Poly this fall, she didn’t expect to be asked to drive the fastest solar-powered vehicle in existence. But standing at 5 feet 3 inches, the aerospace engineering freshman was the perfect candidate to squeeze into a sleek, aerodynamic car set to break a world record. Davis is a member […]
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Campus club helps provide water to developing nations
How a club on campus is involved in providing fresh water for people in underdeveloped countries as well as serving the local community on a weekly basis
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Hyland and Chalmers: Softball’s dynamic duo
“It’s great knowing that she has my back and I have her back”
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Know your rights: Financial aid
You don’t have to throw away units to keep financial aid.
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Should I stay or should I go: The move after graduation
There can be a stigma against moving back home after graduation.
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Pismo Beach pier to close for up to two and a half years
Experts recommended the city rehabilitate the pier to assure its longevity
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University Police arrest man for assaulting an officer after short foot chase
The man is not a Cal Poly student.