Not every Cal Poly student can be Ozzie Smith.
Not every Mustang will be the next John Madden or Mike Krukow.
Dorm life, while exciting, isn’t always easy. Most people have never been packed into a tiny room with two strangers, fueled only by eating campus food and caffeine (lots of caffeine). Besides the bare essentials, people rarely think of the most clutch items to bring. While dorm living is an adjustment, these 10 not-so-obvious things can transform your dorm room into a home away from home:
Nearly 5,000 freshmen will join Cal Poly’s student body this fall.
Between classes, work, clubs and weekend beach trips, it can be difficult for Cal Poly students to pay attention to what’s going on around campus.
There are some things Millennials just can’t live without: namely, their cell phones.
You’re all settled in your dorm room. You have thousands of pictures covering your walls and bulletin board. Your extra-long twin bed is made. You have everything in the perfect spot. Now what? Get out of that dorm room! Whether you have lived in the same city your whole life or have moved around to all 50 states, everyone has the same chance to explore the interesting city where you’re attending college. With luck, you will be spending four — or more — amazing years in San Luis Obispo. It is never too early to discover what your favorite hangouts and activities will be.
Come September at Cal Poly, the stands at Alex G. Spanos Stadium will be filled and the bleachers in Mott Athletics Center will be packed.
Mustang Daily File Photo Mustang Daily Staff Report With the Cal Poly football team down 10 and driving midway through the fourth quarter, the Mustangs had the momentum in their favor against Mountain West Conference foe Colorado State on Saturday. But senior kicker Bobby Zalud’s 32-yard field goal attempt with 8:11 to go was blocked […]
You could hear the paintbrush strokes hitting the canvas, the clinking of wine glasses and laughter as the creative bug swept the room. The swish of paintbrushes being cleansed in the water jars, the mesh of different musical styles to inspire and the chatter of admiration as each painting was applauded for its individuality. These are the sounds of the Art Bar SLO, housed in the Granada Hotel and Bistro on Morro Street.
Photo by Roe Borunda/The Collegian Stephan Teodosescu Facing its first Football Bowl Subdivision opponent since upsetting Wyoming last year, the Cal Poly football team had hopes of doing the same to Fresno State Saturday. But instead of pulling out an upset victory, the Mustangs suffered two losses — one on the scoreboard and another in […]
Mustang Daily Staff Report [follow id=”mustangdaily”] For students at Cal Poly, an old assessment might now be used as a new approach to get ahead in the job market. More than 200 American colleges, including Cal Poly, offer the Collegiate Learning Assessment (CLA) — an exam similar to the SAT — to college seniors. At […]
