The California State University is advocating for increased state funding to support its budget and enrollment growth, while also working to increase its own revenue through tuition and fees.
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Cal Poly’s Vista Meadows project aims to solve faculty housing shortage
Cal Poly is constructing the Vista Meadows Staff Housing Development, a 34-home project, to provide more housing for faculty and staff and reduce traffic congestion by encouraging walking, biking and public transportation.
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Cal Poly’s Green Campus launches free thrift pop-up to meet basic needs
Cal Poly’s Green Campus team has opened an on-campus thrift store, “The Loop,” offering free clothing, kitchenware, household items, school supplies and more to students, faculty and staff, in an effort to make sustainable shopping more accessible and affordable.
Posted inLetters to the Editor
Letter to the Editor: Cal Poly let the ADL censor and misrepresent my research
Cal Poly’s Student Success and Outcomes Librarian, Kyle Tanaka, has refuted the Anti-Defamation League’s characterization of his research guide as an “Israel-Palestine research guide” in the Cal Poly Campus Antisemitism Report Card, citing numerous inaccuracies in the report card and highlighting the university’s decision to comply with a censorship request from the ADL.
Posted inBaseball
How Ryan Tayman is continuing Cal Poly Baseball’s lineage of dominant catchers
After Jack Collins powered up for 13 homers in his one year at Cal Poly last season, Ryan Tayman is adding to the strong lineage of Mustang catchers with his season thus far.
Posted inBeach Volleyball
Cal Poly Beach Volleyball falls to UCLA in quarterfinal round of NCAA Tournament
In a tightly contested quarterfinal matchup, Cal Poly fell 3-1 to the UCLA Bruins at the NCAA Beach Volleyball Championship in Gulf Shores, bringing their season to an end and reinforcing the thin margin between competing and advancing on the sport’s biggest stage.
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From Higuera Street to the finale: Florencia Breda competes for ‘Ultimate Baking Championship’ title Monday
The perfect recipe for a Food Network baking competition show includes equal parts sugar, spice, skill and stress. There’s a new show with exactly that, filled with pâte à choux, chocolate sculptures and ticking clocks. One of the competitors has been fine tuning her craft not too far away, in her pastry shop downtown on […]
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Inside Cal Poly Beach Volleyball’s preparation for the NCAA Tournament
Riding the high of a statement Big West Championship win, Cal Poly Beach Volleyball is heading to Gulf Shores, Ala. this weekend with something they haven’t always had in recent years: momentum that feels complete.
Posted inSports Analysis
The wild, wild Big West
The season standings have somewhat stabilized since the middle of the season, but there are still some very interesting threads as the season heads towards home.
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A conversation with State Senator John Laird
California State Senator John Laird defends the Cal State system from proposed budget cuts, supports environmental protection and promotes the inclusion of younger voices in politics.
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Corazón Cafe’s Chingonas gallery honors ‘badass women’ through art
Corazón Cafe’s annual art gallery, “Chingonas,” celebrates Women’s History Month and empowers women by showcasing art from participants of all ages and skill levels, with the motto “badass women who inspire.”