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Texas-bred singer-songwriter Sunny Sweeney's fifth album, Married Alone, developed like many of her albums—with a trip back into her vault of unreleased songs. Her career...

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After Cal Poly announced a last-minute postponement of the eighth annual Social Justice Teach In, some faculty members decided to host a similar event anyway....

Collaboration between Cal Poly, City of Paso Robles a topic of interest – City of Paso Robles staff recently participated in Commercial Space Week held […]

Beating No. 11 Baylor showed that BYU is capable of making defensive adjustments after OSU failure. What else have we learned about this BYU basketball team? Read more here.

The California Faculty Association’s membership approved a tentative contract agreement made with the CSU system after a strike in January in a vote Monday.

In the second year of the Astronomy Faculty Research Fellowship in the university's Bailey College of Science and Mathematics, a research team at Cal Poly will examine extremely high-energy photons emitted by the intense environment found near mega-sized black holes.

Students will have about six weeks to make their college decisions.

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By Teresa Acosta, Feb. 20, 2024 In front of a crowd of over 300 attendees author, Heather McGhee warned against the mutual cost of a zero-sum mentality by sharing anecdotes from her book, “The Sum of Us: What Racism Costs Everyone and How We Can Prosper Together,” as part of the Common Read program Feb.