Bridge USA, a new club on campus, is working to bridge the partisan gap on college campuses to make a better democracy for the future.

Pismo clams were a staple of recreational fisheries for decades, but their population declined by the 1980s. The last clam of legal fishing size of four and a half inches was found in 1993, but since 2015, the Ruttenberg Lab at Cal Poly has been able to witness a rise in the clams’ population.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is suing the SLO location of Meathead Movers Inc., the largest independent moving company in California, for violating discrimination law.

Cal Poly students compete in a furniture design competition for a chance to attend the world’s largest trade fair in Italy

Cal Poly’s Performing Arts Center on Oct. 14 hosted Max McClean’s performance of mystical music, the sound of a large crash and imagery of the solar system.

Fall 2023 graduates may not get the opportunity to walk on the stage of Spanos Stadium this year. In Jan. 2023, the Cal Poly Commencement Office announced that the only graduation hosted by the University will take place in the spring.

The Cal Poly Center for Coastal Marine Sciences hosted an open house at the Cal Poly pier on Oct. 28. 

Cal Poly physics students are researching marine heat waves and their effects on local coastlines and ecosystems.

Cal Poly celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day alongside the yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini  Northern Chumash Tribe of San Luis Obispo County and Region.

Pismo beach hosted their annual Pumpkins in the Park event at Dinosaur Caves Park on Oct. 28th.