The College of Engineering is excited to announce the fifth annual Art of Engineering Challenge. We invite students, faculty, staff and alumni to explore the scientific discipline and creative pursuit of art by
The College Corps program is now accepting applications for the 2026-27 cohort. Students can make a meaningful impact in our local community while earning up to $10,000 for completing 450 hours of service over the academic
You’re invited to STEM-NET Virtual Research Café 10.0, a CSU-wide series designed to spark research partnerships across the system and help launch new intercampus grant proposals. Each session features three 10-minute lightning talks from
Diablo Canyon Power Plant is launching an Early Development Rotation Program specifically for recent graduates. The program allows engineers to rotate through various groups to better understand where their interests and strengths align.
Cal Poly’s Design, Build, Fly team spent months designing and building a large remote-controlled plane for last year’s SAE Aero Design West, an international collegiate competition. The effort ended seconds after takeoff when the plane crashed,
Cal Poly aerospace engineering Professor Paulo Iscold directed a high-altitude flight test on Oct. 28, 2025, that sent a lightweight Carbon Cub UL to 37,609 feet over California’s Central Coast. The climb exceeded the altitude mark for Cub-style
