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You’ve undoubtedly seen or heard about them around campus, either through a sticker

A new technique developed by the San Luis Obispo Police Department called a “bait car” has aided in catching a local thief

Three years ago, Cal Poly’s Sigma Omega chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi was chartered as a fledgling fraternity meant to strengthen the

Slam poetry, yoga, local and organic foods, and forums with unique perspectives on different societal issues are all part of what is

Valentine’s Day gifts typically consist of heart or lip shaped chocolates, but this year you might actually receive chocolate shaped like vaginal lips.

Cal Poly’s Peer Health Education group PULSE has been selling the anatomically correct chocolate vaginas at University Union hour for the last couple of weeks.

While the college lifestyle allows many students to pass by politics and local issues

Whether you like it or not, it’s everywhere. Scribbled on the sidewalk on your way to

Voter apathy, especially among young voters, has been the focus of many campaigns in the past.

In the 2004 presidential election, less than half of the 18- to 29-year-old citizens in the U.S. voted, according to youngvoterstrategies.com.

Have you ever had a professor who bleeds through his hemp shirt in the area of his

As the primary elections went into full swing Feb. 5, so did the sidewalk chalk and posters

Husband, father, financial planner and politician – Republican Assemblyman Sam Blakeslee is a man of many faces.

The representative of California’s 33rd Assembly District, which encompasses everything from Lompoc to Paso Robles, and of course San Luis Obispo, drives from his home in San Luis Obispo to Sacramento