Innovative and sustainable means of transportation have made Cal Poly a standout as far as benefits not just for commuters but for the environment as well. Cal Poly was recognized with a gold medal this year as a Best Workplace for Commuters (BWC) by the University of South Florida’s National Center for Transit Research (NCTR).
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Campus construction ongoing
Construction in the University Union Plaza began in June 2009. It is funded by money from ASI reserves. The UU is set to reopen in April 2010.
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Gallery offers art opportunity on campus
Located next to the Robert E. Kennedy Library and Dexter Subs, the University Art Gallery is a convenient place to take a break. But despite the prominent location, “It is a very hard uphill battle to get students in here,” gallery coordinator Jeff Van Kleeck said. Some students have no idea where the gallery is […]
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Cal Poly offers hybrid courses
Statistics professor Beth Chance is learning how to redesign a class. She began teaching a hybrid STAT 217 course last spring; this quarter she is learning what she might change as a teacher.
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President Baker to retire at end of academic year
Cal Poly President Warren J. Baker said today that he would retire at the end of this academic year or when a new president is selected.
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BREAKING NEWS: Poly student found dead
The body of landscape architecture student Charles Tamae was found on Madonna Mountain today by four fellow students.
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BREAKING NEWS: Cal Poly student missing since Monday
Landscape architecture junior Charles Tamae was last seen by friends on Mon., Nov. 30. at Cal Poly.
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Seattle’s Joe: Cal Poly vs. Seattle
Callero faces a familiar opponent, as he squares off against Seattle University — his old team — Thursday night in Mott Gym.
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Cal Poly men’s basketball
An introduction to the Cal Poly men’s basketball team featuring new head coach Joe Callero.
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Women’s basketball team struggles with injuries
With seven players injured on the team, Cal Poly women’s basketball is having to make several adjustments to keep their game strong.