Armstrong’s Achilles tendon was worn down from years of basketball and running.
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SLO Solidarity to take a stand in spring
SLO Solidarity may not be as transparent as it appears.
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Admin finds $164,000 error in salary report
The error was self-reported by Cal Poly administration.
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Administration responds to ‘hateful and racially charged vandalism’ in PCV
President Jeffrey Armstrong expressed his confusion and disappointment in the email.
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Former CSU administrator hired as Armstrong’s new chief of staff
Darin has worked alongside CSU Chancellor Timothy White for the last seven years.
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SLO Solidarity responds to postponement of action plan
SLO Solidarity leaders asked the administration to change its approach.
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Armstrong announces plan to curb enrollment growth
In the short term, there isn’t enough space to accommodate a significantly larger student population, according to Armstrong.
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Armstrong spends more on travel than any other CSU president, study finds
“If I stay home more, Cal Poly is going to be at a disadvantage in a competitive world,” Armstrong said. “If that’s the case, then our students will be at a disadvantage. It is contributing indirectly to our student’s success.”
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President Armstrong responds to salary disputes: ‘You have a right to be angry’
Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong called for a listening session in Chumash Auditorium to discuss the faculty and staff salary issues at hand.
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Top ten things you need to know about Cal Poly’s future
Cal Poly may soon be a year long school if President Armstrong’s master plan is passed.
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Staff, faculty salary listening sessions continue
At a meeting Thursday in Alex and Faye Spanos Theatre, CLA staff and faculty voiced their concerns over current salary issues.