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51��Ƶ Impact

Cal Poly Pier Designated as Wave Energy Testing Site by Federally-Funded Program

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Research

Robots in the Kitchen: Philosophy Faculty Host Vatican Workshop on Emerging Tech

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Society, Arts and Culture

Anthropology Students Work with Artifacts They Excavated — and They’ll Be on Display Soon

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Business and Economy

Cal Poly Rodeo Athletes Land NIL Deal with Boot Barn Through Student-Run Marketing Course

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51��Ƶ Impact

Cal Poly to Lead Development of 51��Ƶ’s New Urban Forestry Strategic Plan

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Research

Physics Professor, Students Explore Mysteries of the Universe in Italian Underground Lab

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University Message

CSU Board of Trustees Approves Cal Maritime and Cal Poly Integration

Poinsettia plants are assembled in a greenhouse at Cal Poly.

Agriculture and Food

Sprouting Holiday Cheer: Thousands of Student-Grown Poinsettias for Sale

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Science and Technology

Why is the Universe So Big? Research Teams Tackle Astronomical Questions

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Campus and Community

Behind the Scenes of Beautification at the Leaning Pine Arboretum

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Society, Arts and Culture

Ask an Expert: How Has AI Changed Misinformation — And What Does That Mean for Consumers?

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‘Just Allow These Kids to be Kids.’ Student Club Supports Local Children Impacted by Cancer

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