The university hopes to start the $200 million construction project next year and finish by Fall 2018.
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Cal Poly to go ahead with Grand Avenue housing project
Administrators will now need approval from the California State University system.
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Community fires back at edge-of-campus housing plans
While the plan still needs to be passed by the California State University Board of Trustees, draft renderings of the building and its site plan were presented at the forum.
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PCV defying norms with open-gender housing
Aryn Sanderson asanderson@mustangdaily.net For communication studies sophomore Ben King, the biggest adjustment to living with women was finding long, blonde hairs in the shower, he said. King is the only male in his open-gender Poly Canyon Village apartment. Continuing students who wish to live in Poly Canyon Village (PCV), an on-campus housing facility for second-year […]
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Student-athletes stick together
Stephan Teodosescu steodosescu@mustangdaily.net From practice to team dinners to traveling for away contests and gameday, Cal Poly student-athletes spend an immeasurable amount of time with their fellow teammates. So it’s no wonder that when it comes to housing, one might find the Mustangs living in close quarters too. Ranging from one’s true freshman season to […]
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The Bella Montaña View
Sara Natividad snatividad@mustangdaily.net Home is where the heart is, and for several Cal Poly faculty and staff members, the heart rests in a local complex aimed directly at housing university employees. Bella Montaña, a Cal Poly housing community, has been home to faculty and staff for more than five years now. During that time, its […]
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Roommate pet peeves
The art of living with others requires a tricky balance of honesty and kindness. Living situations might result in friendship or strife, but they always produce great stories. The Bad “I had a roommate last year who came from a very rich, rich family,” software engineering junior Paul Armer said. “So she didn’t understand the concept […]