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Debt Ceiling Crisis, Severe Spending Cuts Could Cause U.S. Economy to Tailspin, Professors Say. Can You Offset the Potential Harm?

A Cal Poly economics professor warns that even talk of a U.S. default amid the D.C. debt standoff can harm the economy

Accreditation Extended Five Years for the Orfalea College of Business

The Orfalea College of Business had its accreditation by AACSB International (AACSB) extended for another five years

Identical on (Almost) All Accounts: Twins Trisha Daughtrey and Dana Pearson Took Separate Paths – and Both Wound Up at Cal Poly Accounting

Identical twins Trisha Daughtrey and Dana Pearson were uncertain about what they wanted to do for a career – until they each separately took an aptitude test

Cal Poly’s Tax Clinics Offer Tax Tips to Help You Maximize Your Return and Avoid Trouble

To avoid an unwelcome letter from the IRS, you might want to do a little research before you write off that home office

Hitting the Books and Gridiron: A Look at Some Business Majors Drafted by the NFL

While millions will watch Super Bowl LVII on television, a few Cal Poly business graduates have a unique perspective on the game – including one who owns a Super Bowl ring

Super Bowl Ads Will Contribute to Growing U.S. Obesity Problem, Says Marketing Professor

While television audiences eagerly await the funny, creative and memorable Super Bowl ad, those ads are also likely to exacerbate the worsening obesity epidemic.

Finance Professor: "It's a Wonderful Life" Offers Valuable Lesson on Investment Behavior and Risk After Cryptocurrency Implosion

For many, the very appeal of cryptos — removing intermediaries from the equation — is what makes them troublesome

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