Mental Health First Aid
Are you struggling with mental health or substance abuse? You are not alone. It is okay not to be okay. CENG faculty and staff are here to listen and guide you to
Professor Peter Schuster named Man Enough to be a Girl Scout
Mechanical Engineering Professor Peter Schuster is officially man enough to be a Girl Scout. The senior project organizer was honored by Girl Scouts of California’s Central Coast for his contributions to the
Cal Poly Concrete Canoe Wins Its Seventh National Title In 13 Years
The nine-member team of engineering students traveled to the Midwest for the 36th annual American Society of Civil Engineers Concrete Canoe Competition at the University of Wisconsin-Platteville last weekend The Cal Poly
Engineering Project Expo Showcases Cutting-Edge Innovations
Learn by Doing was on display in a big way during the College of Engineering Project Expo when seniors presented prototypes designed to aid wildland firefighters, makeup artists, Parkinson’s disease patients and
Cal Poly Racing Formula SAE Beats 114 Teams for 6th Finish
Cal Poly Racing Formula SAE closed out one of the most successful seasons yet — achieving a record-high sixth place with their combustion car and 19th place with their electric vehicle —
Cal Poly’s SCE Team Takes First Overall in Regional Competition
Members of Cal Poly’s Society of Civil Engineers (SCE) wowed judges at the annual Pacific Southwest Regional Symposium hosted by Cal State Northridge and placed first overall at this year’s competition. The
Founding Director of The Noyce School of Applied Computing Shares First-Year Goals, Five-Year Dreams
Professor Chris Lupo knew establishing a school of applied computing at Cal Poly would be a game changer for the College of Engineering as it supports students and faculty in a field