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Doing Business with the Corporation
From dining services for the entire campus to grant administration for university research, Cal Poly Corporation supports the campus community with a number of essential services.
Working at the Corporation
Nearly 3,000 corporation employees come to work every day to serve the educational mission of Cal Poly and create a world-class university environment for more than 20,000 students.
Featured Projects
Learn about the latest facilities projects in the works for Cal Poly Corporation.
Recent Press
University Union Starbucks renovation leads to 8.6 percent traffic increase
Since the freshly renovated University Union Starbucks opened at the start of Fall quarter, store traffic has increased by 8.6 percent, according to Cal Poly Corporation Communications Specialist Aaron Lambert. The store began renovations in Summer 2019, modernizing...
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Campus Dining’s Eco To-Go program offers reusable take-out option
Eco To-Go at 805 Kitchen has given freshman the opportunity to turn a sit-down meal into a fast, portable and environmentally-friendly alternative. The program was created eight years ago as a take-out food option for students with busy schedules who do not always...
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Students can now order Campus Dining in advance on GrubHub
Cal Poly students now have a new way of ordering food on the go. “While this switch slightly impacts Cal Poly, it had nothing to do with Campus Dining,” Campus Dining communications specialist Aaron Lambert said. Last year, some Campus Dining locations began using...
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“The Cal Poly Corporation is one of the unsung heroes of campus — it touches the lives of students in myriad ways, from the coffee they get at Campus Market, to the textbook they buy at the University Store, to the position as research assistant that the Corporation fills through a professor’s external grant. The Corporation is central to the Cal Poly experience, seamlessly integrating with the rest of the university to make Learn by Doing a reality.”