The Matter Belong Persist Conference, hosted by the Multicultural Business Program, featured four speakers who shared insights on the theme of promoting authenticity in the workplace, inspiring students to embrace their authenticity and values in both their personal and professional lives.
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Elijah Ponder looks to become Cal Poly’s first NFL draft pick since 2012
As the NFL Draft season continues to wind down, Cal Poly football’s Elijah Ponder is on the brink of forever etching his name into program history and achieving his lifelong dream of becoming a professional athlete. The edge rusher, measuring in at 6 feet 2 inches and 257 pounds, has a chance to hear his […]
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Marc Cabeliza elected ASI president for 2025–26 academic year
Marc Cabeliza was elected ASI President for the 2025-26 school year with 2,751 votes.
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Cal Poly relocates multiple cultural centers and support programs to optimize campus facilities
Multiple Cal Poly cultural centers and support programs will be relocated to Bldg. 15 this summer as part of the campuswide Space Optimization effort.
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Bunny Trail brings spring fun to Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market
Downtown San Luis Obispo hosted its annual Bunny Trail event during the Thursday night Farmers’ Market. Families followed a festive map through local shops, collecting candy and enjoying springtime fun. Organized by Downtown SLO, the event helps connect the community while encouraging people to explore local businesses. Hear from event organizers, shop employees, and some […]
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“The lifeblood of the economy”: Cal Poly faculty join higher education movement
This is a cross-published piece with KCPR, more information can be found here. Cal Poly joined over 100 universities across the country on April 17 for a National Day of Action for Higher Education. Students and faculty protested state budget cuts and free speech restrictions on campus. Cal Poly economics lecturer Solina Lindahl said that despite a 34% […]
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Cal Poly Racing debuts new vehicles ahead of competition season
Cal Poly Racing unveiled their newly built Formula SAE and Baja SAE vehicles at the Business Silo, which feature upgrades such as a new, smaller motor and a focus on increasing vehicle reliability and reducing weight.
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Here’s what you missed at the 2025 ASI Presidential Debate
Four ASI presidential candidates shared their platforms and views on student issues at the 2025 ASI Presidential Debate, with candidates emphasizing the importance of protecting and expanding St. Patrick’s Day events, DEI initiatives, and major campus changes such as the Cal Maritime integration and semester transition.
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What to know before you vote for ASI’s Board of Directors
ASI’s Board of Directors candidates are focused on a wide variety of major issues directly impacting Cal Poly students, including improving student safety, increasing access to campus resources, and promoting diversity, equity and inclusion.
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Israeli-Palestinian negotiators discuss peace in the Middle East in on-campus event
Former Middle East peace negotiators Dennis Ross and Ghaith Al-Omari discuss the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and productive dialogue at Cal Poly event.
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Get to know the four students running for ASI president
Get to know the candidates running for the 2025 ASI Election. Learn about their goals, mission statements, and their visions for Cal Poly.