President Jeffrey Armstrong affirmed Thursday, March 10 Cal Poly’s in-person finals will continue next week amid coronavirus concerns.
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Challenger Stacy Korsgaden slated to beat out incumbent Adam Hill in District 3 race
Challenger Stacy Korsgaden is leading the votes in the District 3 by just over 1 percent as of 10:30 p.m. Tuesday. Incumbent Adam Hill was running for his fourth term in office. Unofficial results showed that Korsgaden was in the lead with 6,134 votes with 50.01 percent of the vote with 6,957 votes. Incumbent Adam […]
Posted inStudent Life
Poly Reps do more than just lead tours
In the midst of a routine stroll to class on a sunny San Luis Obispo day, it is likely that students will hear a corny joke or Cal Poly fun fact being cheerily shouted over the sound of your headphones. If you peek your head up from your phone you are more than likely to […]
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Over 2,000 SLO County residents receive multiple voting ballots weeks before election
Many San Luis Obispo County voters received two ballots in the mail for unknown reasons, but the county has a plan to make sure people cannot vote twice.
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New ‘Degree Planner’ and ‘Schedule Builder’ to replace PolyPlanner and PASS
Say goodbye to the frustration of switching between multiple tabs to create your class schedule and degree plans.
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ASI votes to lower presidential campaign spending limit
Associated Students Inc. (ASI) voted to decrease campaign spending limits for student government presidential elections during their Board of Directors meeting Jan. 8. The spending limit was lowered to $1,500 per candidate — down $250 from last year’s elections, according to ASI bylaws. The change is intended to make campaigning more affordable for low-income students, […]
Posted inMen's Basketball
Donovan Fields: a New York State of Mind
For the former Cal Poly point guard, his home is ingrained in him. Fields’ roots, formed through a childhood where toughness was a necessity, are apparent on the court, in his look and his mannerisms.
Posted inTennis
Men’s Tennis pulls off senior day win ahead of the biggest game of the season
The Cal Poly Men’s Tennis team defeated Hawai’i 4-3 in their senior day match, taking the first place position in the Big West Conference. Cal Poly (13-8, 4-0 Big West) picked up the doubles point. The No. 3 pairing, Roman Shenkiryk and Andrew Whitehouse, won their match 6-4 alongside the No. 2 duo of Gary […]
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No. 1 ranked Spikeball duo heads to nationals this weekend
The tournament will be in Atlanta, Georgia from April 12-14.
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Men’s Basketball remains in last place after weekend losses
The Mustangs fell 86-75 to Cal State Fullerton and 94-85 to Long Beach State.
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Baseball picked to finish fourth in the Big West Conference
The Mustangs were voted to finish 4th this season in the Preseason Big West Coaches Poll.