Registration for study abroad in Fall 2024 is coming to a close and to help all students looking for their overseas destination.
Tag: Travel
Posted inNews
Bicycle theft persists on and off campus, disrupting students’ ability to travel
Students who have their bikes or bike parts stolen on campus may encounter greater challenges by no longer having accessible transportation, and the likelihood their bike is recovered is fairly low. Out of 127 reported stolen bikes on campus last year, only eight were recovered.
Posted inen Español
El robo de bicicletas persiste dentro y afuera del campus, afectando la capacidad de transportarse de los estudiantes
El estudiante de primer año Ethan Bergman se despertó el 17 de enero con una bicicleta perdida que dejó afuera del edificio Fremont. Bergman presentó un informe ante el Departamento de Policía de Cal Poly (CPPD), pero aún no ha recibido respuesta de ellos.
Posted inFeatures, Top Stories
“It opens you to a world of possibilities”: Study abroad resumes for students this fall
Study abroad is back in motion, providing students with the opportunity to learn and explore in a completely new environment once again. According to Assistant Vice Provost for International Programs and Senior International Officer Cari Vanderkar, approximately 150 students are abroad this fall. Vanderkar said that they are pleased with the ability to relaunch the […]
Posted inTop Stories
Students travel for the first time since the pandemic began
After over a year of being isolated due to the pandemic, many students had the chance for their first travel experiences since pre-pandemic life. Due to the new COVID-19 vaccines being distributed across the nation, travel restrictions have been loosened and the ability to vacation has been permitted. Liberal arts and engineering studies sophomore Madelyn […]
Posted inAdministration, News, Top Stories
Cal Poly advises students to get tested and leave early for Thanksgiving break
Cal Poly recommends students to leave early for winter break if they have no commitments in San Luis Obispo, according to a campus-wide email. The email explained that on-campus students can go through the early checkout process and moving bins will be placed throughout residence halls if needed to move out. Cal Poly also recommends […]
Posted inNews
New details: Cal Poly will hold in-person finals, but Spring Break travel discouraged
As other campuses close and move to online classes, Cal Poly is releasing new details about their response to coronavirus.
Posted inNews
Aerospace engineering professor jets off to the Red Bull Air Race in hopes of setting record
Professor Paulo Iscold holds several speed records and is ready to break yet another this weekend in Abu Dhabi.
Posted inNews
Flight cancellations kick off Winter 2019: Cal Poly community comes together
How Cal Poly parent’s helped students affected by weather-inflicted flight cancellations. One parent flew with her daughter and friend to rent them a rental car, others rented a 12-seater van to help stranded students make the drive from San Francisco.
Posted inNews
SLO Airport working to add new flight destinations
The airport was recently ranked the fifth-fastest growing airport in the United States by the Airports Council International.
Posted inNews
Man traversing the world by foot makes stop at Cal Poly, spreading message of peace and love
Bingbing Li left his home in British Columbia one year and two months ago, starting his quest across the globe.