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The Mustangs rebounded from blowout loss last week and a shaky start to finish with a comfortable win.

“This new B.A. program and our partnership with Cal Poly Humboldt exemplify the power of collaboration,” Keith Flamer, president of College of the Redwoods, said in the release. “Together, we're rewriting the narrative of education within the prison system.”

The day after he was selected No. 1 overall in the NFL draft, Carolina Panthers quarterback Bryce Young walked into the locker room at Bank of America Stadium and struggled to hold back his emotions as he looked at his locker for the first time. With his parents Craig and Julie by his side, Young glanced up at the name plate hanging above the locker. Julie Young looked fondly at her son, smiled and said, “You did this."

A pilot study is underway at Cal Poly Humboldt that could shed more light on the question of incorporating the community of McKinleyville, the third largest populated community in Humboldt County.

Sources say Cal Poly's tentative plan is for former coach Tom Milich to guide the Mustangs through the the 2024 MPSF Championships.

The Knights scored 37 unanswered points to improve to 5-0.

The California State University Board of Trustees voted for a five year tuition increase across the system for all students. A number of actions by students have been organized this week to protest the decision, which will increase tuition 6% a year starting fall 2024. Some students say their voices weren’t heard in the process.

The Morro Bay National Estuary Program, a non-profit dedicated to protecting and restoring Morro Bay, received just over $900,000 annually for the next five years through the federal Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Cal Poly students started moving back into the dorms for the fall quarter on Thursday. Through Friday, about 5,500 first-year and transfer students will move into the residence halls.

Cal Poly's Kennedy Library renovation has been years in the making. From fixing temperature issues that plague the inside of the building, to structural changes...