Audio story by Gabby Gerster Cal Poly is partnering with AV Ride to bring new Grubhub robots to campus. In fall 2024, Cal Poly Dining partnered with Starship Technologies and Grubhub to bring food-delivery robots to campus. READ MORE: Food-delivery robots set to distribute food deliveries to Cal Poly community As of June 2026, Starship […]
Tag: San Luis Obispo
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San Luis Obispo opens ballot drop boxes early for November election
San Luis Obispo County will open ballot drop boxes on Oct. 1 and begin mailing ballot packets ahead of schedule for the 2026 election.
Posted inSeptember Print ’26
Respire, Fire and Ice aims to bring a renewed sense of community to San Luis Obispo
A new wellness center called Respire, Fire and Ice opened its second location in San Luis Obispo, offering contrast therapy through saunas and cold plunges to foster community connection.
Posted inSeptember Print ’26
Sharks love nuclear power — and so should you
Educating the public on the science and safety of nuclear energy is essential for addressing California’s energy crisis and managing the future of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant.
Posted inSeptember Print ’26
107 degrees, no air conditioning: Cal Poly struggles through heat wave
A recent record-breaking heat wave at Cal Poly highlighted critical gaps in campus air conditioning, prompting discussions among students and faculty about long-term infrastructure upgrades and sustainability efforts.
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Students manage early grape harvest for Cal Poly wine production
Cal Poly students are gaining hands-on experience in the meticulous process of making wine following an early grape harvest at the university’s Center for Wine and Viticulture.
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West Campus development decision postponed by Cal Poly President Armstrong
Cal Poly President Jeffrey Armstrong announced he will postpone a decision regarding the proposed West Campus development plan, which includes a hotel and housing, until November 2026.
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Letter to the Editor: What you have not been told about Cal Poly’s “lemon grove” development
City and regional planning students Wes Swanson and Max Hoffstadt urge Cal Poly to prioritize student affordability over profit by providing significant student housing and grocery access if the proposed West Campus development proceeds.
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Cal Poly Midfielder Sophia Minnite Embodies Program’s Values and Resilience
Cal Poly women’s soccer midfielder Sophia Minnite has been named the heart of the team for her fifth season, recognized by her coaches and teammates for her leadership, resilience, and commitment to the program’s core values.
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Watch: Table of Belonging event brings Cal Poly and San Luis Obispo communities together
The sounds of sizzling food, clinking utensils and conversations filled Sichuan Kitchen as Cal Poly students and San Luis Obispo community members gathered for the Table of Belonging event. Hosted by the City of San Luis Obispo’s Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Sichuan Kitchen, the event brought together six Cal Poly cultural clubs […]
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New teams reshape Cal Poly’s path to another Big West title
Three new programs join the Big West this season, adding to Cal Poly’s competition as the Mustangs look to defend their conference title.