San Luis Obispo County now has 302 confirmed cases of coronavirus as of Tuesday, June 9 – up three cases from yesterday, according to the County Public Health.
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SLO County now has 299 cases of COVID-19
San Luis Obispo now has 299 confirmed cases of coronavirus as of Monday, June 8, according to the County Public Health. Of the total cases, 268 have recovered, 25 patients are at home in isolation, and 5 are currently in the hospital — 3 patients remain in intensive care. There has been one death related […]
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County allows hospital visits and lifts lodging restrictions
San Luis Obispo County is allowing lodging locations to open at full capacity and people to visit patients in hospitals, Public Health Officer Penny Borenstein announced Friday. Today, the county lifted the lodging order and the order restricting visitors from hospitals, which will be replaced with an order restricting visitors at nursing homes. The lodging […]
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San Luis Obispo now has 279 cases of COVID-19, 256 patients have recovered
San Luis Obispo County has 279 confirmed cases of coronavirus as of Wednesday, June 3 — up one case from yesterday, according to County Public Health. Of the total cases, 18 patients are at home recovering in isolation and 256 patients have recovered. Four are currently hospitalized, three of which are in intensive care. There […]
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San Luis Obispo County now has 278 cases of COVID-19. 256 patients have recovered.
San Luis Obispo County has 278 confirmed cases of coronavirus as of Tuesday, June 2 — up seven cases from yesterday, according to County Public Health. Of the total cases, 17 patients are at home in isolation and 256 patients have recovered. Four are currently hospitalized, three of which are in intensive care. There has […]
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San Luis Obispo County now has 271 cases of COVID-19
San Luis Obispo County has 271 confirmed cases of coronavirus as of Monday, June 1 — up two cases from yesterday, according to County Public Health. Of the total cases, 12 patients are at home in isolation and 253 patients have recovered. Five are currently hospitalized, three of which are in intensive care. There has […]
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How couples cope with COVID-19
Nothing will test the strength of your relationship like a global pandemic. The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted the dynamics of many romantic relationships, including those of Cal Poly students. Social distancing guidelines and stay-at-home orders have created a new set of challenges for some couples, while bringing others closer together. Aerospace engineering senior Lacey Davis […]
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RA’s adapt to COVID-19
Residential Advisors (RA’s) who decided to stay in the dorms during the shelter-at-home order saw a shift in responsibilities. Jordan Bouskos, a second year psychology major, is an RA in PCV who chose to stay on campus for the remainder of the year. At the start of spring quarter, Bouskos’s floor buzzed with 86 students. […]
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Engineering Department conducts COVID-19 resilience study
How flexible are your instructors? To what extent do concerns about finances impact your ability to work or study remotely? One Cal Poly professor wants to know. In an attempt to gather more information about the challenges of remote learning, the College of Engineering recently sent out a survey hoping to gather insight about the […]
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SLO will close downtown streets for dining on weekends, creating more space for social distancing
As more “lower-risk workplaces” begin to open throughout San Luis Obispo County, officials continue to work together to promote public safety and prevent the spread of COVID-19. San Luis Obispo County is currently in stage two of the four-stage resilience roadmap outlined by the state of California. The city of San Luis Obispo plans to […]
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SLO Days to be online summer 2020
Update: Title revised to say “summer 2020” instead of “fall 2020.” SLO Days, the summer orientation program for incoming freshmen students, will be a fully virtual experience, New Student and Transition Programs (NSTP) announced. The university, with advice from local public health officials, decided to move the orientation online in order to “maintain the health and […]