For most drivers, a road is just a means to an end. But for civil engineering senior Chase Plager, it’s become something much more: a path to new solutions for building better
Andrew Sugamele remembers the difference as soon as he stepped into a classroom. “It hit me like a train,” he said, recalling the shift in temperature when walking from the hallways into
As a new mother and the director of Cal Poly’s Mobile Biomechanics Lab, Professor Britta Berg-Johansen sees the value of movement through a fresh perspective.
Cal Poly will lead the creation of California’s new strategic plan for urban forestry, a major initiative in collaboration with Cal Fire to expand tree canopy and foster healthier, greener communities statewide.
Civil and Environmental Engineering Department Co-Hosts Events at Morro Bay and Avila Beach to Document Impacts of Climate Change As the sun, moon and Earth align to create this season’s highest tides,
Will Toll approaches his studies in biomedical engineering with a quiet resolve, honed by the ups and downs he’s encountered along the way. The lessons he’s gained have not only reshaped his approach to learning but deepened his commitment to helping others navigate their own unseen challenges.
