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The College of Engineering celebrated its 50th anniversary with an awards reception in the Bronco Student Center Friday evening.
The College of Engineering hosted a celebration and fundraiser Friday to commemorate its 50th anniversary of hands-on learning. The celebration began with a VIP reception in the W. Keith and Janet Kellogg Art Gallery uniting current students and alumni with professionals from the engineering fields.
It was a perfect day for tennis - blue skies and open courts all ready to be played on. Sandy Kriezel, head coach of Cal Poly's tennis teams, made sure Kellogg Tennis Complex was put to full use Saturday when she and the men's and women's tennis teams hosted a tennis clinic that was open to the general public.
Participants in last year's underwear run scale the CLA Building steps. The run will take place at 9:30 p.m. on Friday.
Those who are near the CLA Building next Friday night could be pleasantly - or unpleasantly - surprised to see hundreds of students running through campus in nothing but their undergarments. The Cal Poly Underwear Run will be the second event of its kind and will take place June 6 at 9:30 p.
The Poly Post is not only an experience… Entering this job clueless, what seems to be years younger and completely overwhelmed, I am baffled that this year is over and my tenure is already up as editor-in-chief. The immense amount of things I have learned have changed me for the better.
A $76 million project to expand the Residential Suites to increase student housing on campus began with a groundbreaking ceremony on Wednesday. President Michael J. Ortiz, Vice President Student Affairs Douglas Freer, Associate Vice President of Student Affairs Christi Chislet and Evan Jacobs, a representative of the architectural firm Sasaki Associates, each spoke about how important this project is for Cal Poly.
After a tough defeat at the hands of California Collegiate Athletic Association rival Cal State Dominguez Hills last season, the Cal Poly men's soccer players were left with a bitter taste in their mouths as they fell just short of a playoff berth. The Broncos lose the senior leadership of Ben Van Der Fluit and Peter Hazdovac but nearly everyone else from the team that went 6-7-3 overall last season will return.
For Beirut ballers and beerpong fanatics who just can't seem to get enough of the game on land, graduating fifth-year business marketing student Donnie Foster has invented the perfect solution. Foster has engineered, developed and produced Inflatapong, a 34-inch inflatable beerpong table that runs for $79.
Love. Of late, I hate that word. It is associated with romantic evenings, blissful days and that twitterpated feeling in your stomach that makes you feel like you are going to throw up. Seeing couples blossom in spring, making out in the hallway, holding hands and giving each other that eye has made me increasingly bitter.