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Wherever you live in California, you’re never too far from a Cal Poly alumnus who is changing the way the Golden State eats and drinks.
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As part of the Learn by Doing experience, Cal Poly students produce some seriously good food.
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As one of the state’s most important agriculture schools, Cal Poly can’t help but feel the sting of the ongoing California drought. Here's how Cal Poly is addressing a crisis that impacts every aspect of life in California.
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Editor's Desk
As we worked over the last year to redefine our purpose, we decided that we wanted to go further than headlines.
Cal Poly News
A historic test flight has put Cal Poly at the center of a potential revolution in space propulsion technology.
Cal Poly News
At Building an Engineer Day, Cal Poly students encourage middle schoolers to experience a different side of math, science and engineering.
Cal Poly News
As thought leaders on some of the world’s most pressing issues, these faculty members are helping shape global policy at the highest levels.
Cal Poly News
The director of Cal Poly's Women's Engineering Program discusses what it will take to change the face of the industry.
Online Exclusive
Meet crop science student Grace Watson as she combines fresh produce, hands-on learning, and a beloved San Luis Obispo tradition.
Online Exclusive
After a year of research in Mexico, ethnic studies professor Victor Valle continues his search for the cultural meanings of the chile here at home.
Online Exclusive
Alumna and entrepreneur Alexis Negranti has built a very sweet business out of her Learn by Doing experience.
Last Word
Partnerships with California industries — agricultural, engineering, architectural, financial, biomedical and more — enhance student success and strengthen our state’s economy.
Alumni
Meet one of Cal Poly's largest and most active alumni groups.
Alumni
As Hollywood explores the challenges of a mission to Mars, one Cal Poly alumnus is actually preparing for the journey.
Online Exclusives
"We wanted to be able to show our underrepresented students that they’re not alone.”
Cal Poly News
If all goes according to Alex Henige’s plan, that morning cup of coffee will reduce waste, reforest fire prone areas and overgrazed land, and create beautiful community gardens.
Cal Poly News
Educator Margaret Fortune explains why she recruited Cal Poly to help close the achievement gap for young minority students.
Cal Poly News
CAED Associate Dean Kevin Dong is recruiting volunteers to help return the Poly Canyon Experimental Structures Facility to its former glory.
Cal Poly News
A Central Coast couple has given one of the largest private land gifts in Cal Poly’s history.
Cal Poly News
The Cal Poly P, one of the oldest hillside initials in the western U.S., is about to receive a much-needed makeover.
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We asked followers of the Cal Poly Alumni Facebook page this question: “When you were a student, what was your favorite place to eat?”
Heritage
It’s the 75th anniversary of the Poly Royal Rodeo, the annual highlight of a Cal Poly Rodeo program rich in history and deeply rooted in tradition
How I Learn By Doing
Aspiring teacher Jessie Bierlich talks about her work spreading nutrition in the community with a unique Cal Poly outreach center.
Parallax
We asked two Cal Poly faculty members to discuss their very different perspectives on one very complicated question.
Ask The Archivist
The new Veterans Support Center is the latest part of a long tradition of service to veterans at Cal Poly.
The Mustang Report
At the heart of the Mustang Athletics strength and conditioning program is a culture of learning and mentoring that goes well beyond simply lifting weights.