The Cal Poly Juggling and Acro Yoga clubs offer students a variety of activities to learn, from juggling clubs and rings to balancing in gravity-defying poses, while sharing the same goal of making something intimidating from afar feel approachable up close.
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Funding secured for maintenance at two SLO County harbors
Representative Salud Carbajal (D-24) has secured over $4.1 million in funding for maintenance on the Port San Luis breakwater and the Morro Bay Harbor’s annual dredging project, which is scheduled to take place from May to June.
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Mid-Higuera Bypass boosts flood capacity 40% to prevent future disaster
After more than 30 years, the historic Mid-Higuera Bypass Project in San Luis Obispo is complete. The city celebrated the largest flood-control project in its history along South Higuera Street between Madonna and Marsh in early April. In 2023, an atmospheric river hit San Luis Obispo, affecting local businesses. The San Luis Obispo creek overflowed […]
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Four transfers seek to boost Cal Poly football’s offense in the 2025 season
After a 3-8 campaign in 2024, the Mustangs are retooling their roster ahead of the 2025 season. In the past week, they’ve added four offensive players through the transfer portal. Leading the group is quarterback Anthony Grigsby Jr., who spent his redshirt sophomore season at the University of Nevada but did not appear in any […]
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Cal Poly’s Elijah Ponder signs with Patriots as undrafted free agent
Although no Mustangs were selected in the 2025 NFL Draft, one player has found a home as an undrafted free agent. Edge rusher Elijah Ponder signed with the New England Patriots on Saturday and will get a shot to make the team coming out of training camp. Ponder, a Pomona, California native, spent five seasons […]
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Cal Poly Baseball clinches series win in Game 2 of doubleheader against Seton Hall
Sophomore pitcher Ethan Marmie stole the show for 8 2/3 innings, aiding Cal Poly Baseball to a 5-4 win against Seton Hall in the second half of a doubleheader on Saturday, March 1 at Baggett Stadium. The Mustangs (5-5) have won four consecutive games following a tough start to their season against UCLA and No. […]
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Cal Poly’s Kennedy Library closure leaves many students without a true study sanctuary
Part of the “classic college experience” includes the studying and cramming sessions until the early hours of the morning, but nearly half of Cal Poly’s population has never had a designated library study space for this.