Mike Miller was one doctor’s appointment away from hanging up his baseball spikes.
Organic farmer to sow seeds SLOcally
Joel Salatin, a Polyface, Inc. farmer, will speak as part of the university’s week-long FocusSLO Earth Day series put on by Empower Poly Coalition on April 19.
BLOG: Safe and savory at 160
Customer service goes beyond just putting food on the table at a restaurant.
The Kilt Pub and Grill brings authentic Irish flavor to San Luis Obispo
The Kilt Pub and Grill opens next to Cal Poly’s campus after having success in Paso Robles.
Kayak for disabled paddlers produced by Poly students
After a year-long effort by Cal Poly engineering and kinesiology students, the Adapted Paddling Launch Vehicle smoothly sent kayakers with disabilities into Morro Bay.
Women’s tennis carries hope after season
Thanks to a strong core of seniors from the 2009-2010 season, the Cal Poly women’s tennis team has solid foundation to build upon.
ASI Elections end, investigations underway
The ASI Elections end but candidates who broke campaign policy could face fines and disqualification.
ASI Election winners announced
The Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Elections came to a close Thursday night as Cal Poly students announced a new ASI President and Board of Directors.
Steinbeck classic comes to the big screen at the PAC
Everyone can come enjoy “East of Eden” as it awakes from a 55 year slumber and hits the big screen at the Christopher Cohan Performing Arts Center.
The ‘student’ side to Cal Poly studente-athletes
Despite the higher than normal academic standards, Cal Poly athletes rise above the bar.