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Even though they went in with low expectations, the Cal Poly Gear Slingers team took its robots into competition at the VEX U collegiate world robotics competition and finished in second place.

The Butte College women's track and field tied for fourth in Northern California at the California Community College Athletic Association Northern California Trials and Championships on Friday and Saturday in Sacramento. It is the best finish for the Roadrunners' women's team in program history.

By Ava Uhlack, May 7, 2024 Ava Wright, an assistant professor of philosophy from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo’s College of Liberal Arts, hosted a talk April 29 to discuss her upcoming paper, “On Crap and Writing with ChatGPT.” In her paper, Wright argues that ChatGPT and other forms of Artificial Intelligence writing are threats

Female founders stood proudly in the spotlight on May 2 as two women-founded companies took first and second place at the seventh annual AngelCon Pitch Competition. Hosted by the Cal Poly Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Small Business Development Center, six teams competed at AngelCon, which raised a total of $215,000 from 21 investors. Nexstera Tech, a

Cosmoselachus exhibits predominantly shark-like characteristics, yet possesses cartilaginous structures reminiscent of ratfish found today.

Keith Wilson retires from Cecelia Packing Corporation

Addison Amaral broke the University of Notre Dame softball team freshman school record for home runs last week

The top-seeded Trojans, in pursuit of their 4th consecutive championship, will take on the second-seeded Bruins on Sunday morning in Gulf Shores, Alabama

Cal Poly students hosted the 43rd annual Poly Royal Truck and Tractor Pull Saturday. The event was originally scheduled for April but was postponed due to the rain.

"Those of us who have decent jobs and were fortunate enough to buy housing when it was cheap here (and it was cheap) would be the most optimistic."