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Posted inFeatures
Country duo Love and Theft to perform sunset, on-campus concert
Country duo Love and Theft is making its way to Cal Poly for a sunset, on-campus concert.
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Cal Poly group questions robot ethics, before it’s too late
As the shift to move responsibility for armed drones from the CIA and into the hands of the military is ongoing, unmanned combat is quickly becoming the norm for modern warfare.
Posted inFootball, Sports
13 former Cal Poly players participate in NFL Pro Day
This past Thursday, eight teams from the National Football League (NFL) sent scouts to the Upper Sports Complex to evaluate former Cal Poly football players.
Posted inASI, News
More alumni involvement could be coming to ASI
Because students are typically only part of ASI for 2 to 3 years, developing a sense of history, and how problems have been dealt with in the past can be difficult.
Posted inFeatures, News
For transgender students, bathrooms aren't only issue
Finding a safe, private space to go to the restroom is only one of many issues transgender students at Cal Poly deal with.
Posted inOther Sports, Sports
What 2 watch 4: Spring Sports
Here’s a look ahead at sporting events not to miss during spring quarter.
Posted inMen's Basketball, Sports
Eversley's ascent
J.J. Jenkins [follow id = “JJJenkins7”] Chris Eversley was mad, a baseball bat in hand and fury in his eyes. The 6-foot-6 high school senior could easily put the burglars who stole his Xbox 360 out cold. It was the first and only time his father saw him visibly upset. Five years later — on […]
Posted inOther Sports, Sports
Spring break roundup: Baseball sweeps Big West opener
Stephan Teodosescu While the men’s basketball team put Cal Poly sports on the national radar with an improbable run to the NCAA Tournament, other athletic programs across campus made a splash as students were on spring break. Here’s a roundup of what you missed in Cal Poly Athletics this past week. Baseball continues hot streak […]
Posted inSports, Volleyball
Sand volleyball opens inaugural season
Ian Billings/Mustang News Freshman Taylor Gruenwald (above) and the rest of the Cal Poly indoor volleyball team will open the program’s first-ever sand volleyball season on April 4. Keenan Donath Cal Poly, a school synonymous with the beautiful beaches on the Central Coast, will soon see a historic merger between the sand and one of […]
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Car crash kills student during spring break
Sociology major Kenneth Romine lost control of his compact car and crashed into a tree in the median of the road at approximately 5 a.m.