After falling in love with the process of fostering cats, Cal Poly alumni Jaime Pierce is decided to open a cat cafe in San Luis Obispo: The Caffeinated Cat Cafe.
Cal Poly alum seeks location for first cat cafe in SLO
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How Cal Poly Club Ultimate Frisbee advanced to the Division-I College Championship Finals
Cal Poly Club Ultimate Frisbee Men’s Team, SLOCORE (Core), has advanced to the finals of the USA Ultimate Division I National Tournament for the first time in the club’s history. Core heads to the championship game after losing in the semifinals a season ago against the University of Massachusetts. Despite never making it to the […]
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Cal Poly Baseball wraps up the 2024 season in walk-off fashion
Despite being mathematically eliminated from Big West contention last week, Cal Poly Baseball took this weekend’s series against Long Beach State. The Mustangs (35-22, 20-10 Big West) sent multiple seniors off on top in their final game on Saturday over the Dirtbags (25-29-1, 10-20 Big West.) First baseman Joe Yorke, center fielder Jake Steels, shortstop […]
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Building on a CSU campus has many layers — and a few concerns
At Cal Poly, the music department and theatre and dance department share a building that struggles to cater to even one.
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Cal Poly Esports to host Grand Finals of SLO Valorant Champions Tour
According to a discord post detailing the regular season, the grand finals are the culmination of a six week season where ten teams composed of 50 Cal Poly students and alumni faced off playing weekly matches for circuit points with the end goal of being seeded into the playoffs.
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Cal Poly Drag Club to host ‘The Rocky Horror Picture Show’
The club started planning the show during fall quarter and held auditions late winter quarter. This spring, they’ve been dedicating their time to rehearsals and refining the show.
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The Forum — ASI’s newly launched space for campus communities
n April 8th, Cal Poly’s Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) officially opened The Forum, a new campus facility available for reservation exclusively by official student organizations. Located in Building 19a, Room 126 of the Pavillion, The Forum serves as a venue for hosting discussions and speaker-focused events.
“Just imagine a TED Talk stage with even more power… it’s really cool,” Daren Connor, ASI’s Interim Director of Facilities Management said.
In collaboration with Cal Poly Partners, ASI invested over $2 million into the space’s creation in an effort to reinvent that area of campus, according to Connor. The space was constructed hand-in-hand with the 1901 Marketplace, though the two are separate facilities.
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Out of the Darkness Walk sheds light on suicide prevention, mental health awareness
In the UU, a board titled “Miles of Memories” contained motivational mottos and participants hung heart-shaped letters to their loved ones lost to suicide.
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‘It’s marginalizing the already marginalized classes’: How lack of space on campus affects two departments in one building
When the time arrived to pick a college, Christian Cueto had three main criteria: A good engineering program, a good surrounding area and the ability to keep playing music. Cal Poly checked his boxes and the band especially was “a huge reason why I came here.”
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Pro-Palestine protest blockades California entrance to campus
Campus Police arrived on the scene at 7:48 a.m. and directed traffic to turn onto Campus Way.
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Cal Poly hosts 12th annual Mustang Mile
The 5k honors the memory of Carson Starkey, a student who lost his life to alcohol poisoning after a fraternity hazing incident in 2008.