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Explore our campus at your own convenience by picking up a self-guided tour brochure at our Welcome Center during operating hours. Before your visit, we recommend reviewing information regarding dining , parking and transportation and printing the campus map.

Although walk-ins for self-guided tours are allowed, we ask that all visitors register before exploring our campus.

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Welcome Center

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You can find our Welcome Center in Building 172H within the yakʔitʸutʸu residential community. Our team is available weekdays 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. to answer your questions and distribute printed copies of our self-guided tour. All in-person campus tours begin at the Welcome Center.

The Welcome Center’s hours are subject to change during academic breaks. It will remain closed on weekends and during campus closures listed on the academic calendar . If you plan to visit during an academic break or holiday, please contact our Welcome Center beforehand at 805-756-5934 to verify our operating hours.

On-Campus Housing

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There are several residential communities at Cal Poly. Our newest, yakʔitʸutʸu , houses 1,475 first-year students in seven residence halls. It was named in honor of and in partnership with the Northern Chumash, the Indigenous peoples of San Luis Obispo County.

Locations of Other Residential Communities

• Sierra Madre
• Yosemite Residence Halls
• South Mountain Halls (Red Bricks)
• North Mountain Halls
• Cerro Vista Apartments
• Poly Canyon Village Apartments

campus dining

Vista Grande

The Vista Grande dining complex features eight restaurant options over three floors, including an allergen-free station and a variety of comfort foods and sweets. The LEED certified building offers stunning views that can be enjoyed from indoor and outdoor seating areas. Please view all Cal Poly dining venues* and hours of operation .

*Cal Poly is a "cash-free" campus – our dining venues only accept credit cards or pre-orders via the GrubHub app.

Locations of Other Dining Facilities

• University Union Neighborhood
• Kennedy Library Neighborhood
• Poly Canyon Village Neighborhood

Performing Arts Center (PAC)

Building 06V

The Performing Arts Center is a world-class venue showcasing a variety of performances. It's comprised of several venues, including the 1,286-seat Harold Miossi Hall, the 498-seat Alex & Faye Spanos Theatre, a classroom and a multi-purpose Pavilion.

University Union

Building 65

The University Union is a hub of campus life at Cal Poly. Home to ASI (Associated Students, Inc.) programs, study spaces, conference rooms, university organizations and dining establishments, it’s the perfect place to study, lounge, work or socialize.

Cal Poly MUSTANG SHOP

From hoodies to hats, the  Mustang Shop  is the best place to purchase Cal Poly merch. In addition to being a retail center and university bookstore, it also has a technology center where you can trade in your old phones, computers and tablets for new devices.

Mott Athletics Center | Building 42

The Mott Athletics Center is home to Cal Poly men’s and women’s basketball, wrestling and volleyball teams. Mott Athletics Center has also been the site of numerous NCAA playoffs, concerts, exhibitions and sporting events. Eddie Money, The Pretenders, The Doors, Ike and Tina Turner and the Los Angeles Lakers are among those who have appeared at the Center.

Recreation Center

Building 43

Our Recreation Center includes a 20-lane Olympic-sized lap pool, a leisure pool, rock climbing park, personal training facilities, racquetball courts, basketball courts, sand volleyball courts, locker rooms, an indoor track, fitness studios and more. A variety of classes are also available, including swim lessons, yoga, spin, strength training, HIIT and  Pilates. 

Campus Health and Wellbeing

Building 27

Staffed by board-certified physicians and licensed professionals, Campus Health and Wellbeing provides care for most illnesses and injuries, mental health services, trainings, workshops as wells other self-care resources tailored to the needs of our campus. 

Liberal Arts

Building 26

This building is home to the Graphic Communication and Journalism Departments, two programs within the College of Liberal Arts . Here, you will find the Mustang News student newspaper office, a television broadcast studio, a radio station and the student-run commercial printing and digital imaging business. The faculty and staff offices for most departments in the College of Liberal Arts are located across campus in Building 47 .

Spanos Stadium

Building 61

Alex G. Spanos Stadium is home to Cal Poly Football as well as Men's and Women's soccer. With an approximate seating capacity of 11,000, its quaint layout and architecture provides fans excellent site lines to the on-field action. 

Orfalea College of

To ensure success in a modern global economy, Orfalea College of Business provides you access to advanced technical facilities, exceptional faculty and like-minded peers who are preparing to be the next generation of business leaders.

architecture and environmental design

Our acclaimed College of Architecture and Environmental Design offers a hands-on approach to working in all aspects of the built environment, from designing homes and gardens to planning cities.

Dexter Lawn and building

Building 34

A social center of campus, Dexter Lawn is a place to gather information, meet friends, or just relax and decompress between classes. Beyond the lawn, the Dexter Building holds an art gallery and studios for art and landscape architecture.

Robert E. Kennedy Library

Building 35

The Kennedy Library is a favorite study spot with plenty of coffee, group and quiet study spaces and 24/7 access. You can also access print materials, eBooks, free e-Textbooks and borrow laptops, digital cameras and more. This summer, the Kennedy Library will undergo a transformation which will feature an energy-efficient and sustainable design, and accommodate new programmatic needs. The upgrade will provide improved, efficient and new student study spaces, along with other exciting improvements. 

During the transformation, library services, programs and study spaces will be in  temporary locations .

Engineering 

Building 192

A national leader in engineering education, the College of Engineering promotes project-based learning in order to solve the future’s most pressing technical challenges. Through research labs, industry-sponsored design projects and facilities devoted to hands-on learning, you are able to link theory with practice beginning day one.

Campus Market

Building 24

Centrally located, Campus Market is Cal Poly’s neighborhood market. It features general and specialty groceries including Cal Poly products and produce as well as a grill with weekly specials, a Starbucks and a sushi bar with fresh hand rolls.

Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences

One of the nation’s largest and most prestigious undergraduate agriculture programs, the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences allows access to state-of-the-art labs in a variety of majors. Nearly 6,000 acres of agricultural production, processing and research land are adjacent to campus and available for hands-on learning.

William and linda FRost Center for Research and Innovation

Building 181

The new William and Linda Frost Center for Research and Innovation brings three colleges together under one roof: the College of Science and Mathematics, the College of Agriculture Food and Environmental Sciences and the College of Liberal Arts. The Center's four levels contain state-of-the-art laboratories, research centers, technology studios, classrooms, faculty offices and conference rooms. 

College of 

Science and Mathematics

Building 180

The College of Science and Mathematics offers a lab-intensive curriculum and extensive real-world research opportunities for undergraduates. Students can work with their professors on everything from laser mapping of ocean floors to atomic particle colliders to statistical analysis for real-world research projects.

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Explore our local ocean and beach ecosystems with our very own marine naturalist. each tour includes educational activities tailored to meet your group's needs., self-guided tours.

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TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW - CLICK HERE Where , WHAT JUST HAPPENED?!?  happens all the time! The Harlem Globetrotters make their return to Lumberjack Arena as part of the 2024 World Tour on Wednesday, January 17, 2024 at 7:00 PM!

Don't miss your chance to be a part of the world-famous Harlem Globetrotters global tour as they take the court with moments of extreme basketball innovation and unparalleled fan FUN! See the Globetrotter stars LIVE as they DRIBBLE, SPIN, SLAM, and DUNK their way past their relentless rivals, the Washington Generals! You'll be amazed by new levels of mind-blowing trick shots, expert ball-handling skills, and BIG LAUGHS with unrivaled opportunities for pre-game, post-game and in-game fan engagement! Every game is filled with  WOW, DID YOU SEE THAT?!  moments from these basketball superstars.  Keep your phones ready as you witness the heat of the Magic Circle® epic ball-handling and high-speed dribbling, the sinking of the HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS 4 POINTS® SHOTS on 4 POINTS SHOTS, and unbelievable full-court, half-court, and beyond-the-court shots! Did someone say SLAM DUNKS? It wouldn't be a show-stopper without the intense Slam-Dunk contest between the Globetrotters and Generals. You simply can't miss all the jaw-dropping trick shots and extraordinary new skills from these living legends and the original innovators of basketball.  

The Harlem Globetrotters are worldwide icons, synonymous with family entertainment and great basketball skills. The Globetrotters represent 90-plus years of breaking down barriers, acts of goodwill and a commitment to fans that goes beyond the game.

The Globetrotters have entertained more than 148 million fans in 123 countries and territories worldwide, introducing many to the sport of basketball. The team are pioneers in popularizing the slam dunk, the fast break, the forward and point guard positions, and the figure-eight weave.

Tickets are $36 for General Admission, $48 for Seatback, $77 for Courtside and $252 for VIP bench. Humboldt students can purchase tickets for $20. TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW - CLICK HERE

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Finish Strong

Azusa pacific dropped their first game against stanislaus state before wrapping up their first day of play at the tournament of champions with a victory over cal state east bay..

TURLOCK, Calif. - The Cougars finished strong, defeating Cal State East Bay 6-1 after falling to Stanislaus State 6-3 earlier in the day. Katie Korstrom earned her 10th win of the season in her 12th complete game. Offensively, Azusa Pacific collected nine runs and 11 hits on the day while Korstrom and Aly Montesino each collected home runs. 

GAME ONE: Azusa Pacific 3, Stanislaus State 6 The Warriors jumped ahead first, posting a four spot in the second inning. The Cougars responded, getting two runs back in their bottom half of the inning. DeCanio led off with a walk followed by a SAC bunt from Bella Fraser . Sommer Quinones reached on an error to put runners at first and third, then Jaelah Burrell doubled to score DeCanio and Quinones, cutting the deficit to 4-2.  The Cougars tried to claw their way back, making it a one run game (4-3) in the sixth via a sacrifice fly from Sierra Sandoval to score Hailey Burns , but Stanislaus State tacked on two more to take a 6-3 lead in the seventh. That was the final from Warrior Field in Turlock, Calif. as Azusa Pacific took the loss to open play in the Tournament of Champions.  GAME TWO: Azusa Pacific 6, Cal State East Bay 1 The Cougars were seeking revenge as these two squads faced off against each other on opening weekend with the Pioneers claiming the 6-0 victory.  Azusa Pacific wasted no time as Montesino sent a 3-2 pitch over the fence in right field to give the Cougars a quick 1-0 lead in the first inning. Korstrom provided insurance for herself, collecting a two run home run in the fourth, adding to Azusa Pacific's lead.  More insurance was added in the fifth when Aleah Delgado and Mia Alvarez had back-to-back doubles to take a 4-0 lead, followed by Alvarez scoring on a wild pitch to give Azusa Pacific a 5-0 lead.  Hannah Tipton collected the first RBI of her career in the sixth when a double from DeCanio, hit by pitch from Izzy Rivera and an executed double steal put runners on second and third. The sophomore singled through the right side to extend the lead to 6-0.  Cal State East Bay got one back in the sixth inning to cut their deficit to five (6-1), but the Cougars secured the victory behind plenty of offense and a four strikeout complete game gem from Korstrom.  Up Next: Azusa Pacific will wrap up play at the Tournament of Champions tomorrow when they face Cal Poly Humboldt at 9:30 a.m. and San Francisco State at 11:30 a.m.. Game one will take place at Warrior Field on the campus of Stanislaus State and the following game will take place at Pedretti Field 2. 

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Gaige Garcia’s Dominant Pitching Leads Humboldt to Win over Hilo in Tournament of Champions

Gaige Garcia's career-high performance on the mound led Cal Poly Humboldt to a 2-1 victory over the University of Hawai'i Hilo in the Tournament of Champions. The junior pitcher recorded nine strikeouts in a complete game effort, supported by key hits from Julia Rivera, Hailey Meisenbach, Alyssa Smokey, and Katlyn Gifford.

The win marked a strong finish for the 'Jacks in the tournament and showcased their ability to bounce back after a challenging start, providing momentum as they prepare for upcoming CCAA play.

• Gaige Garcia recorded a career-high nine strikeouts in the game.
• The final score was 2-1 in favor of Cal Poly Humboldt.

Despite the team's strong performance, they faced initial struggles during the weekend but managed to regroup and secure the win against Hilo.

• Cal Poly Humboldt closed the Tournament of Champions with a 3-2 record.
• They are gearing up for CCAA play against Sonoma State next weekend at home in Arcata.

The 'Jacks will face Sonoma State in a CCAA series at home, looking to carry the momentum from their recent victory and Garcia's stellar performance into the upcoming games.

Gaige Garcia's standout pitching and the team's resilience exemplify Cal Poly Humboldt's determination and potential as they head into crucial conference matchups, building confidence and momentum for future games.

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Hello, and happy Monday. I hope you had a great weekend and did something fun that left you recharged rolling into Monday morning. 

University Resources and Policy Committee (URPC) Divisional Updates

Thanks to Interim Vice President Carla Ho’a for providing the Administration and Finance Divisional Update on Friday, March 22, 2024 at URPC. I also provided a Divisional Update on Academic Affairs (Instructional). We continue to appreciate the attendance and engagement in these topics. To view the PowerPoint slides associated with the aforementioned divisional reports, click here and scroll down to “meeting schedule and notifications” and view the handouts associated with March 22, 2024 . The recording of the meeting is available here .

Please join us for the last set of divisional updates scheduled for Friday, March 29, 2024, via Zoom by clicking here .

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The Divisional Updates Schedule for March 29, 2024 are is as follows:

1:00 pm-1:45 pm- Enrollment Management and Student Success ( Vice President Chrissy Holliday )

1:45 pm-2:30 pm- Academic Affairs- Non-Instructional ( Provost Jenn Capps )

Seeking Nominations for the Sustainability Champion Awards by April 1, 2024

Cal Poly Humboldt is accepting nominations for its eighth annual Sustainability Champion Awards program, to recognize faculty, professional staff, and student employees whose practices have deepened a culture of sustainability, have furthered the integration of sustainability into academics, student life or campus culture, and/or reduced Humboldt’s environmental footprint. Complete this form by Monday, April 1, 2024, to nominate a faculty, professional staff, or student staff member for an award. 

Self-nominations are accepted. Winners and their nominators will be notified by Friday, April 14th, 2024 .  Those with sustainability in their job title or with sustainability as an obligatory aspect of their job (e.g., Office of Sustainability staff, Sustainability Librarian, and the Faculty Sustainability Fellow) are not eligible for the award.

An award selection committee will choose up to three candidates who embody the spirit of innovation, collaboration, and leadership as they work to establish solutions to pressing challenges facing the campus and society. Each Sustainability Champion will receive a trophy and a feature profile in campus publications. The awards ceremony will be held in April during Earth Week, a series of events in celebration of Earth Day.

More information about the Sustainability Champion Awards can be found at https://facilitymgmt.humboldt.edu/annual-sustainability-champion-awards . 

Invitation to SimTable Demo & Workshop - April 4, 2024 @ Cal Poly Humboldt Library

With the new SimTable located in the Library, thanks to Dr. Jeff Kane , and many others, the library is eager to share information about the new SimTable for 3D interactive simulation for wildland fires, emergency management, evacuation, and floods. Steve Gradyon from SimTable will provide a SimTable workshop at the Cal Poly Humboldt Library on April 4, 2024, on the 2nd floor from 9 am - 3 pm , with lunch provided by the library from Noon - 1 pm . 

The workshop offers two programs, an Introduction to the SimTable from 9-10:30 am , followed by 10:30 am - 12:00 pm and 1:00-3:00 pm Advanced SimTable features include managing emergency scenarios, GIS layers, and scenario planning. 

To RSVP to attend these free demonstrations and workshops use this registration form .

If you would like to know more about the SimTable by clicking here as well as the Sim Table App . Videos about the table can be found here and how to upload GIS and other maps here

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Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Excellence in teaching - Tenure Line Faculty - Noah Zerbe

Please join us on Wednesday, March 27, 2024, from 5 pm-7 pm in Goodwin Forum, (NHE102)  for another wonderful opportunity to engage with our distinguished faculty. A synopsis of Noah Zerbe's lecture topic is as follows:

From flipped courses to playful pedagogy, it’s hard to stay on top of the latest innovations and emerging technologies in teaching, especially as faculty tend to be siloed into their classrooms. In this interactive session, we’ll draw back to the curtain and engage in a conversation about effective teaching. Come and share your favorite activities and assignments, or just bring your questions.

Have a wonderful Monday.

Jenn Capps, PhD 

Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs 

Cal Poly Humboldt

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