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Cal Poly plans to increase student housing by at least 3,000 beds over the next 6 years.

This is a solar-powered website, which means it sometimes goes offline

Incarcerated scholars at Pelican Bay State Prison will soon have the opportunity to earn a B.A. in Communication from Cal Poly Humboldt.

The move comes as university opens investigation into verbal and emotional abuse allegations against the coach.

Indie Icons reignite music scene.

Cal Poly swimming head coach Phil Yoshida, who has been with the program as a coach for 22 seasons, has been placed on an indefinite leave of absence.

Discover the iconic architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright and Richard Neutra in Los Angeles.

The Cal Poly Oppenheimer Family Equine Center is reporting more trespassers near its horses causing several safety issues not only for the animals but for the public.

The 30th festival starts Friday, Sept. 29, and will include livestock shows, mazes and a petting zoo.

“It’s bizarre,” one Central Coast woman said. “Every step you go, you’ll find them.”