The U.S. Senate passed a deal to fund the government through Jan. 30, which includes funding for SNAP, agricultural programs, military construction, and veterans’ affairs, and will be voted on by the House of Representatives.
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Two students recently fell from residence hall windows, prompting safety inspections
Two Cal Poly students have recently fallen from residence hall windows, with the university conducting safety inspections and reminding residents not to tamper with window screens or safety features.
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Cal Poly to adopt new statewide GE pattern next fall with semester switch
Cal Poly students will see a new general education template in the 2026-27 academic year once the university converts to semesters, as part of a statewide overhaul of transfer and degree pathways that began in California State University campuses in 2025.
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Halladay’s last minute goal seals Big West Championship win, sends Cal Poly Women’s Soccer to NCAA Tournament
Sunday’s win sealed their first Big West Championship in 21 years, defeating defending champions UC Santa Barbara in a contested 1-0 victory. With the win, the Mustangs kept their season alive and gained an automatic bid to the NCAA tournament.
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What an expert and a fraternity brother have to say about hazing
Michael Ayalon presented at a hazing prevention event for Greek life students at Cal Poly, emphasizing the physical and mental dangers of hazing, and the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for new members.
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From sketches to a global brand: Cal Poly speaker Stuart Weitzman embodies ‘Learn by Doing’
Stuart Weitzman, founder of the luxury shoe company Stuart Weitzman, spoke at Cal Poly about his unconventional journey to success, emphasizing the importance of taking risks, building a passionate community, and learning by doing.
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SLO City Council addresses rent stabilization and eviction protections for renters
The San Luis Obispo City Council held a special session to discuss the Tenant Protection Act and its implications for renters in the city, including rent stabilization, just cause for evictions, and limits on security deposits and application screening fees.
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First postseason win in a decade sends Cal Poly Men’s Soccer to the Big West Championship semi-finals
No. 3 seeded Cal Poly took on No. 6 UC San Diego in the first round, coming away from the contest with a 2-0 victory and a spot in the Big West Championship semi-finals vs UC Irvine on Saturday.
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SLO’s Box Art Program celebrates 15 years of public creativity
The SLO Box Art Program, the oldest box art program in California, is celebrating its 15th anniversary with 20 new artworks that celebrate SLO’s cultural and historic districts, featuring artists of all ages and skill levels.
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Federal gov’t owes SLO $1M from 2023. The city says it still needs those funds
San Luis Obispo is still waiting for $1 million in 2023 storm recovery funds from FEMA, but the government shutdown may threaten the promised federal funds and federally-supported public transit.
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Trump to issue partial SNAP benefits following court order
The Trump administration is providing partial SNAP benefits for November due to a court order. The funding is being taken from a contingency fund meant for war and catastrophe and the lack of full compensation is causing stress and anxiety for low-income households.