Construction of the Student Success Center on N. Perimeter Road has caused noise distractions for students in nearby buildings, with some teachers having to close doors to reduce noise levels, although the project team is working to minimize noise and inform the campus community.
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Posted inBaseball
Cal Poly Baseball looking to repeat as Big West Tournament champions as No. 2 seed
Cal Poly Baseball is looking to repeat as Big West tournament champions, and the quest to punch a ticket to another regional begins on Thursday, May 21, in Irvine.
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NASA Astronaut Victor Glover to detail historic moon mission at Cal Poly event
Cal Poly will host NASA astronaut and Cal Poly alum Victor Glover on June 15 to discuss his historic journey to the moon and how it changed his perspective on Earth.
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Cal Poly introduces career readiness course for liberal arts students
Liberal arts students are taking a career readiness course, COMS 270, to learn how to build resumes, apply for jobs and find a suitable career path based on their interests and major.
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Exadministrador de Cal Poly enfrenta hasta un año en la cárcel del condado
Nota del editor: Este artículo tiene menciones de acoso sexual. Se recomienda discreción al lector. Exadministrador de Cal Poly declaró no contestar a un cargo de felonía por cometer un acto lascivo contra su hijastra de 7 años. Richard Edward Ellison, anteriormente vicepresidente asociado de Desarrollo Universitario en Cal Poly de 2014 a 2015 y exdirector […]
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Conozcan a Hercules, el “Director de moral de los jugadores” de cuatro patas del voleibol de playa
Find the English version here. Traducido por Jasmine Romero. La mayoría de los perros son excelentes compañeros, pero no todos forman parte de la plantilla de un equipo deportivo de la División I. La mezcla de setter irlandés y golden retriever, Hercules, también conocido como Herc, ha impulsado el éxito del equipo de voleibol de […]
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Cal Poly will wait to decide on CSU-approved three-year bachelor’s degrees
The CSU Board of Trustees has approved the creation of three new three-year bachelor’s degree programs aimed at adult, returning or working students, which Cal Poly will consider implementing in the next academic year.
Posted inThe Peak: Exit Interview
Noah Tsang stumbled into acting in Paris — now he’s applying to drama school in London
Noah Tsang first got into acting after stumbling into a short series production call while he was studying abroad in Paris. Originally looking for a modeling gig, the business entrepreneurship senior fell in love with acting. While at Cal Poly, Tsang has modeled, acted and worked as a creative director on a photoshoot. Tsang modeled […]
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From the Bay Area to the Big Apple: Hannah Moshtaghi’s journey to Google and YouTube
Hannah Moshtaghi always assumed she would end in the Bay Area after college. After all, she grew up in the Bay and is a computer science major at Cal Poly, that pipeline is pretty popular. Moshtaghi felt everything she would ever want would be in California. However, two summers ago, when she was interning at […]
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One entrepreneurship class changed everything for Joshua Van Tassel and his cheesecake startup
Imagine going to the grocery store and buying a bag of cheesecake bites made with Greek yogurt. Joshua Van Tassel is an agricultural business senior making this idea come to reality. He co-founded Nibble — a business selling guilt-free cheesecake bites backed by Real California Milk. He came up with this idea with his friend […]
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ROTC helped Isabel Hermann discover her future in Army aviation
From a young age, journalism senior Isabel Hermann dreamed about working for the FBI. After her freshman year, Hermann decided that the Reserve Officers’ Training Corps could be a good way to bridge the gap between her academics and her lifelong desire to work in intelligence. ROTC allows students to complete military training while getting […]