Weekend parking enforcement has been postponed while campus administration continues to discuss the matter.
Tag: parking
Why you’ll be paying more to park downtown
Be prepared to spend a little extra on parking next time you’re downtown.
30-Minute Update: Memorial held for student who died in car crash, Cru reaffiliated
Mustang News anchors Avrah Baum and Daniel Park update you on Mustang News’ biggest stories this week.
Sold out: Long-term general parking permits no longer available
As of September 23, annual and quarterly parking permits for Cal Poly students have sold out and are not available to purchase, according to the University Police Department (UPD). With a high influx of students on campus and a major parking lot completely under construction, parking permits have sold out at an unusually rapid rate. […]
Where does all that parking money go?
Parking on campus. It’s a big hassle to some and big money for the university. But where does that money go, and what will the future hold in terms of available spots? Mustang News investigated.
Construction of new residential dorm brings heavy expectations
After Fall commencement in 2015, parking lots G-1 and R-2 will close for the construction of the new Grand Avenue and Slack Street dorms, leaving freshmen with fewer parking options near their residence halls.
Here’s how much you’ll be fined for parking violations
The city of San Luis Obispo and Cal Poly’s parking violation fees are similar in cost.
Mustang News, Sept. 30, 2014: WOW crime numbers, parking changes around campus
Mustang News anchor Olivia DeGennaro covers today’s top stories at Cal Poly.
Changes coming for parking on campus and downtown
Change is coming for parking on-campus and downtown Recent rumors have been circulating about Cal Poly charging for weekend parking on-campus.
Cal Poly Lifehacks: Tips for making your life easier on campus
These tips won’t get you on the Dean’s List, but they’ll sure make life on a campus a little bit easier.
Fewer cars, more parking
Driving into a parking lot only to find no open spaces can be frustrating for any driver.
According to University Police Department (UPD) Associate Director Cindy Campbell, freshmen don’t have to worry about that on campus this year.
