Designs for the new JUSTIN and J. Lohr Center for Wine and Viticulture are complete and construction is expected to begin within the next two months. “It’s going to be the best thing that Cal Poly can do for this program,” enology lecturer and Pilot Winery Manager Jim Shumate said. The center is named after […]
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Student-run Cal Poly Organic Farm sells produce locally
The Cal Poly Organic Farm embodies Learn by Doing to a T — meaning students plan work days, till the soil, plant the seeds, harvest the crops, price the food and sell produce to San Luis Obispo residents. The sales are made through the Farmer’s Market, Vons, Big Sky Cafe and boxes on Dexter Lawn. […]
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Fremont Hall: Displaced and disgraced
The evacuation has caused a conversation about campus political views on U.S. immigration law changes.
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CowParade SLO moo-ves across the county
The cows on display were individually painted and sculpted by local San Luis Obispo county artists.
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Campus Dining hosts food forum to discuss the ‘state of our plate’
Campus Dining hosted an open forum to discuss healthful options at Cal Poly and how to improve dining around campus.
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Quarantine impacts Cal Poly citrus orchard
The Crop Science Department has changed how its managing its citrus crop.
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Meet your 2016-17 ASI presidential candidates
ASI presidential elections have begun for 2016-17.
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Everything you need to know about the Master Plan
Anyone can submit their comments about the Master Plan to the university before June 13.
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Cal Poly receives 450-acre land gift
Student leaders and administrators were on hand to receive the donation of the property, which was valued at $11.3 million.
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Here’s how the Fall 2015 admitted students stack up
To start, the average GPA of admitted students is a 4.0.
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$20 million donation fulfills agriculture dreams
The most extensive project is the the 7,500-foot events center.