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Barring a breakthrough in negotiations, the CSU faculty will go on one-day strikes at four campuses next week as they fight for wage hikes plus other key concessions.

Barring a breakthrough in negotiations, the CSU faculty will go on one-day strikes at four campuses next week as they fight for wage hikes plus other key concessions.

The Rainbow Wahine dropped the first set and trailed by as much as seven points in the second set before bouncing back and winning the second, third and fourth sets.

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As Sonny Gray moves on to St. Louis, the Twins are left searching for ways to fill the void at the top of their starting rotation. Does it make sense to package one of their most coveted prospects for a controllable starter?

We are one month into the college wrestling season and we have seen some quality wins and some head-scratching losses already in the ACC. Let’s recap what we have seen so far and an area of focus for each team as we move into the second month of the season. Duke: Dual Record: 2-4 Wins: Kent State...

From the bright lights of Los Angeles to the beautiful and deserted Channel Islands National Park and beyond, California offers lots of great places to visit.

National Hispanic Heritage Month is an annual celebration aimed at honoring and recognizing Hispanic and Latinx roots and contributions in the U.S. This year, it took place from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15, and Cal Poly celebrated this culturally rich month through several community and arts events as it works towards becoming a Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI).

– Two Cal Poly Engineering professors recently secured a patent for their innovative approach in curbing wildfire spread, using a method that leverages equipment within […]

Turning Point USA at Cal Poly will be hosting two anti-trans speakers on Tuesday.