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Mee Heng Low to reopen as social club and pop-up space

Mee Heng Low to reopen as social club and pop-up space

by Annie Landwehr

Why being a Christian means I have to vote Democrat

Why being a Christian means I have to vote Democrat

by Josh Hooey

Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market closed tonight due to gas leak

Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market closed tonight due to gas leak

An emergency gas leak at Mission Mall forced the cancellation of tonight’s Downtown SLO Farmers’ Market and prompted police to…

by Emi Valero Martinez

Drink lids and drug tests: A new California act aims to keep bars safer

Drink lids and drug tests: A new California act aims to keep bars safer

by Ainsley Nall

League of Women Voters San Luis Obispo launches new Student Vote SLO initiative

League of Women Voters San Luis Obispo launches new Student Vote SLO initiative

by Aaron Joncas

NEWS Local Live News

San Luis Obispo Gem and Mineral Club hosts annual gem showcase

San Luis Obispo Gem and Mineral Club hosts annual gem showcase

by Alexa Rios Soto

Department of Education removes Title IX amendments made by Biden administration

Department of Education removes Title IX amendments made by Biden administration

by Isabella Fierros and Joscelyn Martinez

Campus Dining chef wins national baking challenge

Campus Dining chef wins national baking challenge

by Isabella Fierros

Taqueria San Miguel hosts a weekly rush of students during Taco Tuesday

Taqueria San Miguel hosts a weekly rush of students during Taco Tuesday

by Avery de Carion

The Haven opens second location in former Fred and Betty’s storefront

The Haven opens second location in former Fred and Betty’s storefront

by Sam Fickett

Cal Poly Athletics launches new philanthropy program

Cal Poly Athletics launches new philanthropy program

by Seth Pintar and Rebecca Von Tersch

New partnership to provide up to 15 scholarships to first-generation students

New partnership to provide up to 15 scholarships to first-generation students

by Emi Obrero

What the Protect College Sports Act could mean for Cal Poly

What the Protect College Sports Act could mean for Cal Poly

by Joslen Jimenez

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Respire, Fire and Ice aims to bring a renewed sense of community to San Luis Obispo

Respire, Fire and Ice aims to bring a renewed sense of community to San Luis Obispo

by Dylan White and Madeline Crowley

Alum company’s drone technology revolutionizes bio control application in farming

Alum company’s drone technology revolutionizes bio control application in farming

by Grace Gillio

Meet the man behind Ubert! pedicab service

Meet the man behind Ubert! pedicab service

by Dylan White

‘The receipt of my life’: How daily journaling transformed this Cal Poly student’s life

‘The receipt of my life’: How daily journaling transformed this Cal Poly student’s life

by Chloe Gilb

The $500,000 ‘Black Box’: How Cal Poly Baseball beat national powerhouses to the cutting edge of sports science

The $500,000 ‘Black Box’: How Cal Poly Baseball beat national powerhouses to the cutting edge of sports science

by Ryan Giacomini, Dylan Allen, Charlie Wiltsee and Rocco Brichler

Born for this: inside Cal Poly’s quarter horse enterprise sale

Born for this: inside Cal Poly’s quarter horse enterprise sale

by Delaney Ridder, RJ Pollock, Lia Griffiths and Nicholas Mireles

Students transform 1988 Corvette in Cal Poly club project

Students transform 1988 Corvette in Cal Poly club project

by Aneka Edwards

United by food: Cal Poly’s students of color build community through cuisine

United by food: Cal Poly’s students of color build community through cuisine

by Sam Fickett

THE HILL Investigations and Data

San Luis Obispo County approved $167,000 of opioid settlement money to address kratom addiction. Here’s why.

San Luis Obispo County approved $167,000 of opioid settlement money to address kratom addiction. Here’s why.

by Seth Pintar

Cal Poly proposes hotel, senior living on campus lemon grove

Cal Poly proposes hotel, senior living on campus lemon grove

by Angel Corzo

Cal Poly housing expansion relies on $3.3 million in prison-made furniture

Cal Poly housing expansion relies on $3.3 million in prison-made furniture

by Brendan McCann

Do fraternities operate illegal satellite houses? We asked the neighbors

Do fraternities operate illegal satellite houses? We asked the neighbors

by Seth Pintar

One year since Armstrong appeared in Congress: How has Cal Poly’s response to antisemitism changed?

One year since Armstrong appeared in Congress: How has Cal Poly’s response to antisemitism changed?

by Sam Fickett

Majority of engineering students surveyed think year-round operations will harm Cal Poly

Majority of engineering students surveyed think year-round operations will harm Cal Poly

by Alex Kohm

Names of students reveal underlying enrollment trends around gender and race

Names of students reveal underlying enrollment trends around gender and race

by Sam Fickett

SLO spends more than $100K on St. Fratty’s police enforcement, exceeding last year

SLO spends more than $100K on St. Fratty’s police enforcement, exceeding last year

by Sam Fickett

OPINION

Dear Malia Monday

Dear Malia Monday

by Malia Mundy

I listened to the Campus Preacher for an hour. Here are my thoughts

I listened to the Campus Preacher for an hour. Here are my thoughts

by Avery Adelini

Sharks love nuclear power — and so should you

Sharks love nuclear power — and so should you

by Emily Niebuhr

Caught in the crossfire: The Disability Resource Center

Caught in the crossfire: The Disability Resource Center

by Brooke Hopwood

Letter to the Editor: Cal Poly’s pattern of complicity: exploring recent instances of Palestinian and Southwest Asia and North African discrimination

Letter to the Editor: Cal Poly’s pattern of complicity: exploring recent instances of Palestinian and Southwest Asia and North African discrimination

by Charlotte Towle and Charli Fallon

Letter to the Editor: Paving the hand that feeds us

Letter to the Editor: Paving the hand that feeds us

by Sofia Johnson

The Sex.E show is good, but not for the reasons you might think

The Sex.E show is good, but not for the reasons you might think

by Avery Adelini

You hear me before you see me: Finding belonging at Cal Poly

You hear me before you see me: Finding belonging at Cal Poly

by Diego Puga Escobar

MORE NEWS

BETWEEN FRIENDS to perform at free ASI concert

BETWEEN FRIENDS to perform at free ASI concert

by Ginger Perez

Watch: Students and professors describe how they adapted to semester transition

Watch: Students and professors describe how they adapted to semester transition

by Kennedy Lin

Cal Poly named Best in the West for fourth year in a row

Cal Poly named Best in the West for fourth year in a row

by Kevin Strobel

Students relocated to Poly Canyon Village apartments after delays in new housing construction

Students relocated to Poly Canyon Village apartments after delays in new housing construction

by Gabby Gerster and Riya Minglani

After stepping down as head of Trump Media, former CEO Devin Nunes opens a wine bar in Pismo

After stepping down as head of Trump Media, former CEO Devin Nunes opens a wine bar in Pismo

by Joscelyn Martinez

State Coastal Conservancy approves $5 million grant for Northern Chumash land acquisition

State Coastal Conservancy approves $5 million grant for Northern Chumash land acquisition

by Emi Obrero

New food-delivery robots come to Cal Poly

New food-delivery robots come to Cal Poly

by Annie Landwehr

San Luis Obispo opens ballot drop boxes early for November election

San Luis Obispo opens ballot drop boxes early for November election

by Sawyer Thomas and Alessandra Trask

EN ESPAÑOL

The Haven abre su segunda ubicación en la antigua tienda de Fred and Betty ‘s.

The Haven abre su segunda ubicación en la antigua tienda de Fred and Betty ‘s.

by Sam Fickett and Valerie Garcia

Departamento de Educación elimina las enmiendas al Título IX realizadas por la administración Biden

Departamento de Educación elimina las enmiendas al Título IX realizadas por la administración Biden

by Isabella Fierros, Joscelyn Martinez and Karina Perez

Taqueria San Miguel recibe una afluencia semanal de estudiantes durante Taco Tuesday

Taqueria San Miguel recibe una afluencia semanal de estudiantes durante Taco Tuesday

by Avery de Carion and Katherine Gomez

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Sponsored: Why is there a play house on Dexter Lawn?

Sponsored: Why is there a play house on Dexter Lawn?

by Hailey Evans

Downtown Centre Cinemas is here to stay

Downtown Centre Cinemas is here to stay

by Samantha Orradre

Feeling Pressured by Influencers? Here’s How to Take Control

Feeling Pressured by Influencers? Here’s How to Take Control

by Sofia Shamroukh

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Watch: Students and professors describe how they adapted to semester transition

Watch: Students and professors describe how they adapted to semester transition

by Kennedy Lin

Students relocated to Poly Canyon Village apartments after delays in new housing construction

Students relocated to Poly Canyon Village apartments after delays in new housing construction

by Gabby Gerster and Riya Minglani

Respire, Fire and Ice aims to bring a renewed sense of community to San Luis Obispo

Respire, Fire and Ice aims to bring a renewed sense of community to San Luis Obispo

by Dylan White and Madeline Crowley

SPORTS

Valley grit meets Mustang culture as former Roadrunners reunite at Cal Poly

Valley grit meets Mustang culture as former Roadrunners reunite at Cal Poly

by Shayla Ibrahim

Cal Poly Women’s Cross Country dominates Pacific Invite with perfect score

Cal Poly Women’s Cross Country dominates Pacific Invite with perfect score

by Oliver Marburg and Colby Love

Injuries, defensive miscues plague Cal Poly Men’s Soccer in loss to Cal Baptist

Injuries, defensive miscues plague Cal Poly Men’s Soccer in loss to Cal Baptist

by Quinlan TeSelle

Cal Poly Football falls to Weber State in double-overtime thriller

Cal Poly Football falls to Weber State in double-overtime thriller

by Liz Bennett

Cal Poly Women’s Soccer holds off UC San Diego for 1-0 road victory

Cal Poly Women’s Soccer holds off UC San Diego for 1-0 road victory

by Shayla Ibrahim

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