Congratulations to the seniors and graduate students who were honored for their achievements at the 2025 College of Engineering awards. Undergraduate Academic Excellence 2025 Vasili Gogonis, Aerospace Engineering Connor Bly, Biomedical Engineering
Three Cal Poly students were awarded $15,000 to fund their innovative product at the fourth annual Change the World Challenge. The interdisciplinary competition is a transformative student design challenge created to address
Cal Poly’s Computer Engineering Society (CPES) hosted its first hackathon April 18-20. Sponsored by Sony and the Cal Poly Computer Engineering Department, the event drew 30 participants from different disciplines. A total
Susan “Susie” Armstrong, a Cal Poly computer science graduate and senior vice president at Qualcomm, will return to campus May 1 to headline the Noyce School of Applied Computing’s Distinguished Speaker Series.
Job Title: Founder and CEO, MindSprout Hometown: Seattle, Washington Graduation Major and Year: Double Major in Computer Science and Business Administration (Concentration in Entrepreneurship), 2024 What made you choose to study engineering
Job Title/Department: Assistant Professor, Computer Engineering Hometown: Kolkata, India What brought you to Cal Poly College of Engineering? I was attracted to the institution’s dedication to hands-on learning and its strong focus
