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AAA reports that San Luis Obispo County is seeing a slight decrease in gas prices this year compared to what consumers were paying last year during the Thanksgiving holiday.

University’s impact has grown 85% over the last decade – Cal Poly generates $2.6 billion in annual economic impact across San Luis Obispo and Northern […]

By Diana Cortez, November 21, 2023 Broncos hit the note of delivering emotional performances in this year’s battle of the bands Thursday, Nov. 9. Winner Raccoon Cartoons delivered a smooth indie sound while playing for fellow Broncos and won an exclusive contract with CPP where they signed without delay to participate in future events on

Running in the marathon earlier this month was “the culmination of so many goals and preparation,” she said.

It may have taken 12 weeks for the San Jose State Spartans to hit bowl eligibility, but the details of their year paint a picture far more respectable.

Event includes poinsettias, student-made wreaths, centerpieces, succulents, ornaments, and gifts – Cal Poly’s annual poinsettia sale, with thousands of plants and dozens of varieties and […]

Mellott, one of the top breaststrokers in the class of 2024, finished just off of her lifetime bests in both breaststroke races.

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Five Nittany Lions are taking part in event inside Rec Hall.

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