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Cal Poly had its first ever greek rodeo at Cotton Rosser Rodeo Complex on April 22.

At many UC and CSU campuses, pantries are continuously expanding to meet the needs of food-insecure students.

Recently, Hopper, an OTA based in Canada, started to ask customers to pay a "tip" to Hopper as part of the booking. The tip is included automatically in the final price on the final payment page before completing the booking. The customer has to switch the toggle to the off position in order to not pay a tip.

UCSB baseball’s quest to stay in the postseason picture was kept alive Monday night, thanks to a walk-off single by shortstop Corey Nunez.  UCSB took

In their second year at Cal Poly, communications and ethnic studies major Rey Smith was in a survey of Africana studies class taught by a white professor. One day, when describing the oppression faced by a black man, Smith heard the professor use the N-word. Smith, and the only other student in the class with black ancestry, were appalled.

Prospective students explored academic, cultural, and social resources at Cal Poly's Poly Cultural Weekend.

The Seahawks signed 25 rookie undrafted free agents ahead of this weekend’s rookie minicamp, as well as six of their 10 selections in last month&#x2

By KAREN VELIE San Luis Obispo police are warning the public to keep their doors and windows locked after a woman woke up to an intruder in her home,

Event held April 29 on Cal Poly campus – Four student startup teams split $35,000 at the Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship’s (CIE) annual Innovation […]

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Chris Roberts, who worked as UCLA’s football and basketball play-by-play radio announcer for 23 years, has died. He was 74. He died at his Glendora home east of Los Angeles on Friday from complications of Parkinson’s disease, the school said Saturday.