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Students work on a shelter project in the Design Village
Our Students

Thinking Outside the Box: Industrial Technology & Packaging Students Create Shelter out of Corrugated Board

This Year's Design Village event focused on creating temporary housing for unhoused people.
Miles Clarke watches a student perform work in the EMPOWER lab
Our Students

Business Student Miles Clarke Works Through the Pain to Help Others Have a Better Quality of Life

The financial management student is the treasurer of the EMPOWER club, which helps people with physical challenges.
A team of packaging and graphic design students work on a project in a lab
California Impact

Empathy as a Skill: How Cal Poly's Packaging Students Learn to Design Accessible Systems

Students in the carbon-based fiber packaging class learn to create products that are both accessible to everyone and eye catching.
A trio of students pose for a selfie with Cal Poly President Jeffrey D. Armstrong
Our Students

2026 Orfalea Commencement Photo Gallery

A career advisor assists a student
Business and Economy

"The Landscape is Changing Rapidly:" How Artificial Intelligence is Impacting the Job Search for New College Graduates

With both recruiters and applicants using AI, Cal Poly's career services works to prepare students for an evolving world.
Portrait of Randy Tran in an empty classroom
Our Students

Finished with Perfection: Academic Excellence Winner Randy Tran Credits Parents for His Hard Work Ethic

Tran's parents immigrated from Vietnam to the United States so their children could have more opportunities.
Portrait of Alexis Wong on O'Neill Green
Our Students

An Excellent Teammate: Alexis Wong Has Helped Underrepresented Students Feel Welcome and Succeed in College

After graduation, Wong plans to pursue a graduate degree and a career in management and human resources.
A student drops a packaged egg
Campus and Community

The Mission: Protect the Egg

Cal Poly Packaging Club holds its annual egg drop competition at the SLO Farmer's Market, where patrons are invited to create packages that might protect eggs from a 30-foot drop.