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The exhibit titled "Hidden Voices: Influential Women in San Luis Obispo History" shares the powerful stories of women whose contributions enriched the community — and that's an understatement.

It’s the final regular season game at home for Montana State and will sere as the Bobcats' Senior Day.

Things are going so well for the UC Santa Barbara women’s volleyball this days that even a blocked attacked can ricochet off the head of the Gaucho hitter

“You want to make a struggling team beat you on their own merits, and not help them and assist them,” Idaho football coach Jason Eck said. “When you do some plays that can give them momentum, that can certainly flame their fire.”

Cal Poly celebrated the grand opening of a new center for military-connected students Thursday morning.

DENVER (AP) — Tommy Bruner scored 28 points as Denver beat Cal Poly 97-76 on Thursday night. Bruner added five rebounds for the Pioneers (1-1). Jaxon Brenchley scored 14 points, shooti...

There are many stories of service in Humboldt County, writes Cal Poly Humboldt President Tom Jackson this week.

On a cold, rainy Monday night in Moscow, the Idaho Vandals women’s basketball team was finally back under the lights in the ICCU arena. The Vandals took on Walla Walla University, and after a strong third quarter, they defeated Walla Walla 92-50 to grab their first victory of the season.  …

Northern Iowa wrestling coach Doug Schwab urged fans to attend this season’s home duals. The Panthers don’t host rival Iowa State or Big 12 Conference mainstays Oklahoma State and Oklahoma, but they do have one of the best wrestlers in the nation and a determined supporting cast.

With two returning national champions and three key transfers, the Nittany Lions' likely 2023-24 lineup is as dominant as ever.