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In the last month, Quickie Delivery Service has received several warnings from the Cal Poly Police Department (CPPD) about using electric scooters on campus.

Prove Labs is a student-run organization on Cal Poly’s campus and the club is working to break the world record for most miles driven on one charge. The car will be powered by a battery pack comprising over 7 thousand lithium-ion cells.

Bridge USA, a new club on campus, is working to bridge the partisan gap on college campuses to make a better democracy for the future.

Pismo clams were a staple of recreational fisheries for decades, but their population declined by the 1980s. The last clam of legal fishing size of four and a half inches was found in 1993, but since 2015, the Ruttenberg Lab at Cal Poly has been able to witness a rise in the clams’ population.

The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) is suing the SLO location of Meathead Movers Inc., the largest independent moving company in California, for violating discrimination law.

Cal Poly students compete in a furniture design competition for a chance to attend the world’s largest trade fair in Italy

Cal Poly’s Performing Arts Center on Oct. 14 hosted Max McClean’s performance of mystical music, the sound of a large crash and imagery of the solar system.

The Cal Poly Center for Coastal Marine Sciences hosted an open house at the Cal Poly pier on Oct. 28. 

Cal Poly physics students are researching marine heat waves and their effects on local coastlines and ecosystems.

Cal Poly celebrated Indigenous Peoples’ Day alongside the yak titʸu titʸu yak tiłhini  Northern Chumash Tribe of San Luis Obispo County and Region.

Pismo beach hosted their annual Pumpkins in the Park event at Dinosaur Caves Park on Oct. 28th.

At the start of the academic year, Cal Poly shut down the Kennedy Library for renovation. The university now has built library tents around campus as a substitute for the closed library.

The SLO Symphony hosted an open rehearsal for the community on Cal Poly's campus. Reporter Jazmyn Chavez takes a closer look at what these performances have to offer.

The San Luis Obispo Railroad Museum participated in the annual Central Coast Railroad Festival on Oct. 4 through the 6. KCPR News reporter Mckenna Rodriguez dives deep into the event to see what these trains have to offer.

KCPR reporters recap what happened at Shabang Music Festival that was hosted in San Luis Obispo

At Shabang music festival, KCPR reporters get in depth with performing artists who visited San Luis Obispo

This quarter, Cal Poly Student Affairs introduced the tool Paths, a pilot program geared toward first-year and transfer students aiming to connect them with learning experiences outside of the classroom.

Cal Poly's rodeo hosts their third annual Break-A-Wave rodeo event at Pismo Beach. On Sept. 28, 24 breakaway ropers competed to see who would be crowned the next Break-A-Wave finale champion.

Cal Poly students took part in the Morro Bay Iron Man

Cal Poly students have been putting on their tap shoes and getting their dance on. Cal Poly’s Theatre and Dance Department has been offering tap dance classes to students in the Crandall Gymnasium.

Day 3 of Bottlerock coverage done by KCPR

Day 2 of Bottlerock coverage done by KCPR

Coverage of Day 1 of Bottlerock

Chabad Cal Poly is a club on campus whose motto is to be a “Home away from home” for Jewish students on campus.

Rabbi Chaim Hillel started the club in 2009, with the purpose of creating a club that services students and the local community. Chabad Cal Poly puts on shabbat dinners, booths at the university union plaza, hosts barbeques and more.

New updates on the partial renovation of the Cal Poly Kennedy Library have been released at the town hall meeting on Monday, May 15.

RSVP: Soundings presents a multimedia showcase of music, technology, dance and theater, and it’s coming to the P.A.C. pavilion on June 1 and 2. This year’s theme is centered around artificial intelligence

A recap on PCW

Cal Poly had its first ever greek rodeo at Cotton Rosser Rodeo Complex on April 22nd .

Shades of Cal Poly Audio

Recap of day 2 of Shabang by reporter Mckenna Rodriguez

Emmy Burrus interviews artists who performed day 1 of Shabang

Reporter Emmy Burrus covers day 1 of the Shabang music festival

Country music, cowboy boots and  rowdy cheers — these are just some of the sights and sounds that filled the stands at the 81st annual Poly Royal ARodeo finals held on Saturday April 15th.

Students and visitors saw a mix of colorful costumes and powerful voices on Saturday, April 15, with the Cal Poly Student Opera Theater”s “Spring Acts.” The production was directed by music professor Amy Goymerac.

3,000 tomato plants, a staple of the horticulture unit, are currently growing inside the greenhouses at Cal Poly. They are ready to be sold at the Annual Tomato Spectacular Plant Sale this Saturday.

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A new minor is blazing all facets of Cal Poly’s curriculum. The Fire Ecology and Wildfire Hazard Planning Minor is now available, inviting students to learn about one of California’s biggest threats and how to create sustainable solutions.

A nationwide veterinarian shortage is affecting veterinary clinics in San Luis Obispo. Specifically, The Woods Humane Society in San Luis Obispo that’s being impacted by the shortage.

Within Cal Poly’s music program is a full symphony of about 80 members. This group is made up of students from all different majors who all share a passion for performance. Music senior Davis Lerner started playing the bassoon in middle school, and is attending graduate school for bassoon performance.

Students are getting excited as the first weekend of Coachella starts this Friday, April 14 to 16. Coachella is a three day music festival in Palm Springs that happens every year for two weeks in April.

KCPR exclusive interview with Digital Nas

Cal Poly’s Women in FIlm and Television Club (WIFT) is home to a group of students who share a passion for film appreciation and making, especially by female directors, editors, and producers. 

It took Drake Abrahamson 16 hours to shape his first surfboard.  

Hundreds of blanks later, Abrahamson is now a Cal Poly graduate student who teaches other students how to shape boards. In addition to studying environmental engineering, he teaches board shaping at the ASI Craft Center two days a week.

KCPR exclusive interview with rapper, producer and artist Digital Nas

KCPR exclusive coverage of Rolling Loud Los Angeles day 3

KCPR exclusive coverage of Rolling Loud Los Angeles day 2

KCPR exclusive coverage of Rolling Loud Los Angeles day 1