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Get to Know the Youth Protection Program

The Youth Protection Program — under Risk Management — works to ensure a safe environment for these participants both in-person and virtually.

Making a Difference at the PAC and On Campus: Dhruvi Jain

As a third-year architecture major, Dhruvi Jain frequently dives deep into the world of design and creativity. Not only in her studies, but during her work at the...

We Asked, Nilay Answered

Whether leveraging AI for hazard identification or fostering social responsibility and sustainability at Environmental Health and Safety, Nilay Gami knows the importance of innovation in driving positive change.

USGS Moving Into the Expanded Tech Park

Cal Poly Partners and the U.S. Geological Survey, California Water Science Center are collaborating to foster impactful innovation and research at the newly completed Phase Two of the...

Kennedy Library Milestones and What’s to Come

Over the past few weeks there has been significant progress made on the Kennedy Library transformation. The work is on schedule for the building to open fall 2025.

Mustang Business Park Opens

Mustang Business Park, the university’s first off-campus administrative facility, will move 150 professional staff from campus and open 50,000 square feet of student-serving space in the campus core.

Introducing Enterprise Risk Management

The Environmental, Health and Safety and Risk Management teams have merged into one super department all to better provide a holistic risk management approach to campus.

Cal Poly Partners Plaza Opens

Cal Poly Partners Plaza opened its gates to the campus community earlier this month, celebrating the new 14,200-square-foot, tiered pavilion in the north end zone of Spanos Stadium.

Mustang Business Park: All Things New, Plus Free Parking

Over 150 staff members have moved out to the Mustang Business Park, a new off-campus, student-serving facility.

By the Numbers: Doing Business with Cal Poly

Over the past year the procurement team managed $208 million in total spending, with $27 million of that spent with local SLO County businesses. And through it all,...