More than a quarter of the student population voted in this year’s ASI elections.
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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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Symposium academic journal looks to evolve
Symposium is a Cal Poly student-run science and mathematics academic journal.
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Quick Talk with Award-Winning Graduates
Cal Poly has a reputation for producing some of the top graduates in the state, but who are the top of the top?
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Inside Area 52
Laura Pezzini lpezzini@mustangdaily.net Since his first building proposal in 1985, College of Science and Mathematics Dean Phil Bailey has shown a penchant for creating things that will make a difference on campus. Twenty-eight years later, the dean’s passion is still shown in the form of the upcoming opening of the Warren J. Baker Center for Science and […]
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Cal Poly contributes to computer research
A Cal Poly research team is working on one of the final steps to build the world’s first large-scale quantum computer. If the results turn out as expected, physics assistant professor Katharina Gillen’s research could be the missing key. “It would just be awesome if somehow I could provide one piece of the puzzle,” Gillen […]
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Thousands apply, hundreds accepted
During California’s tough budgetary times, one thing Cal Poly isn’t lacking is applicants. Though Cal Poly’s application rates are down 3 percent from last year, Cal Poly is not prepared to accommodate even 50 percent of the students applying. This past year, the university had more than 20,000 more applicants than there were seats available, […]
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Construction continues to cause ‘Big Squeeze’ throughout campus
Expect detours on Via Carta, the major pedestrian and vehicle pathway connecting North and South Perimeter roads, for the next three years as construction is completed for the new Center for Science and Mathematics.
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Cal Poly announces plans for destruction of Science and Math Building
Cal Poly will reveal later this month how the new Science and Mathematics Building demolition and construction will impact campus.“It’s going to disrupt this part of campus,” said Philip Bailey, dean of the College of Science and Mathematics. “It’ll be tough for two and a half years.”