Jack Semancik is a political science junior and Mustang News columnist. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. I’ve lived in San Luis Obispo for two years – a lifetime in student-years – and one thing…
The Hoof: How the lack of street lights benefits students
After the election in 2018, it was announced that only one streetlight would be installed every year and in a letter to the editor, why the plans for Street Light Installation Program were moving at a snail’s pace.
From a sophomore living on campus in opposition of forcing others to do so
Grace Kitayama is a journalism sophomore and Mustang News columnist. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. University Housing has plans to require all second years to live on campus within the next 15 years. While…
The government’s immediate action is misplaced
I am frustrated by the lack of immediate action on issues that have claimed thousands of more lives than vaping.
The PG&E power shutoffs are not the end of the world
Being without power and water is frustrating, but to potentially save homes and neighborhoods from the heartbreaking aftermath of wildfire is a worthy sacrifice.
The Hoof: Three creative ways to own up to an issue that should have been addressed a super long time ago
Here at The Hoof, we present the most effective ways to apologize and fix an ongoing problem as demonstrated by our university.
Proposed bike sharing on campus: it’s about time
Cal Poly has just approved a pilot program to find and lock down on a bike-sharing program to bring to campus. This way, a feeling of ease — instead of all the pollen — can fill the air on campus.
CPX Survey is a (tiny) step in the right direction
Olivia Peluso is an English senior and Mustang News opinion editor. The views expressed do not necessarily reflect those of Mustang News. Thursday, the heavily anticipated Cal Poly Experience (CPX) Survey results were released, and diversity expert Damon Williams wrapped…
The Hoof: Cal Poly commences construction on absolutely everything
Freshmen may understandably face some trouble when unable to enter a building from three of its most convenient sides, but sources tell The Hoof that there may be some helpful arrows printed on copier paper.
You are more than your genetic makeup — despite what 23andme might tell you
People are not their genealogy. They are the recipes, clothes, stories, traditions and lessons that their genealogy represents.
New fee creates opportunity for some and strips from others
The lack of diversity on campus is not the fault of the out-of-state students, but of the school. Yet, it is the students that are paying the price.