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“If I must die, you must live to tell my story,” wrote Dr. Refaat Alareer, a 44-year-old Gazan poet and literature professor. A few weeks later, Alareer was killed while sheltering in his sister’s apartment, along with six family members.

Court records show Brandon Pham and Charles Hojaboom shot guns on Cal Poly’s campus at least four times.

The conference suffered a series of decisive defeats that undermined previous gains.

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They started a decade ago — a mom encouraged her son to think of others at Christmas. Now Sacramento’s Boys 4 Bikes is a “giant thing.”

Architectural academia was featured prominently in our 2023 news coverage, particularly in new leadership appointments. Notably, the year highlighted a significant increase in female leadership within academia, with Archinect covering the appointment of 14 women to key roles, such as deans...

Theodore Marchand Obituary Nov. 12, 1942 – Nov. 29, 2023 Atascadero, California – Theodore Dieterich Marchand, of Atascadero, died peacefully in his sleep on Nov. […]

“I and many of my colleagues do not think the university has taken our safety seriously and is instead more concerned with bad press and optics.”

With her hand deep in a bin of fresh, crumbly Fromage cheese, dairy science sophomore Darby Kroes works as a production assistant at the Cal Poly Creamery. She laughs and talks with her coworkers as they work to fill more than 100 seven-ounce containers.