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EconAlliance spearheaded an effort to bring more understanding of manufacturing through a Thursday forum "Manufacturing: A Global and Local Perspective."

After two ranked matchups to open conference play, the #3 Vandals are taking on the second-to-last team in the Big Sky Conference.   Cal Poly hasn’t had much success over the last two seasons. They finished 2-9 last season, and currently sit at 2-3. They beat San Diego 27-10 to start…

Each team desperately needs a victory to stay in contention for the Big Ten West title, and to bounce back from a humbling defeat last week.

“How many top-25 teams lost? I think it was nine of 25,” Idaho coach Jason Eck said earlier this week, in his weekly meeting with area media. “We just have to worry about getting better. We’re positioned well with where we’re at right now, in the nation and the scheme of things. But we have to take advantage of that."

Burgers cost just 19 cents apiece when the fast food joint opened in 1954.

Cal Poly’s Center for Coastal Marine Sciences will host an open house for the Cal Poly Pier at Avila Beach on Oct. 28 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

KCPR 91.3 FM is Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s radio station and both a hub and tastemaker for the arts, music, culture and entertainment of the Central Coast.

Two Central Coast community colleges have united to bring bachelor's degrees to their campuses. At a kickoff event Thursday in Santa Maria,

TraJon Cotton has found plenty of success with the Montana Grizzlies, both on the football field and in the classroom.

The wait is nearly over. One more month and the college season is upon us. And not a moment too soon. The Mets. Trash. The Raiders. Worst team in the league. I'm not even doing fantasy football. All my TV screens. They’ve gone dark. But the light at the end of the tunnel is finally in view. I thi...