Cal Poly is only $60 million away from its $700 million fundraising campaign goal.
Tag: money
Posted inTop Stories
Skipping classes and spending hundreds: How music festival season affects students
The sun is out, and music festival season is upon us. But just what kind of toll does attending a three-day concert take on students’ academics, as well as their bank account? And what are professors being told by students who miss class?
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Cal Poly becomes first Fair Trade CSU
“The biggest goal is to educate Cal Poly students,” business administration junior and co-president of Net Impact Jenny Hoekstra said.”The leaders of tomorrow now are going to know more about this, and whatever company hopefully they will be advocates for environmental and social impact that they can make.”
Posted inArts
App created by alum offers deals for local businesses
Whether it is hiking on the weekends, diving into a favorite book at a cafe, or visiting a favorite sandwich shop, imagine receiving deals for simply having fun. With Kick-it Points, users are rewarded for simply kickin’ it. Less than a year ago, Cal Poly alumnus Brett Foreman founded Kick-it Points, a mobile app that […]
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Money Magazine ranks Cal Poly in top 50 public universities
Cal Poly ranked in the top 50 best public universities and top hundred best valued universities in the nation.
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Cal Poly senior makes Wheel of Fortune debut tonight
Covington started his journey to the wheel when the Wheelmobile visited Cal Poly’s campus.
Posted inOpinion
Millennials are getting married later in life
For many, it’s not a matter of wanting to get married, but rather of being able to get married.
Posted inFall Grad 2017
Six unique things about graduating in the fall
Graduating in the fall opens up several unique opportunities, including getting on the job market sooner.
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Cal Poly alumnus gives $110 million to College of Science and Mathematics
This gift is the largest in CSU history.
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UPD spends almost $16,000 for Milo and Unite security
UPD spent $15,800 on security for the Milo and Unite events on Jan. 31.
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Porn: Why we don’t talk about it
Sex is everywhere from advertisements to television to music. But on a public university campus, pornography is still somewhat of a taboo subject.
