Cal Poly Baseball’s early struggles continued with three losses in a four-game set against Oregon State from Thursday, March 2 through Saturday, March 4 at Baggett Stadium. The Mustangs (3-7) played the Beavers (9-2) well for the majority of the series, but they only managed one win on the weekend. Thursday Cal Poly opened the […]
Baseball drops three of four games in weekend series against Oregon State
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Women’s Tennis secures 6-1 victories over UC Riverside, Long Beach State
Cal Poly Women’s Tennis won two matches against UC Riverside and Long Beach State on the road on Friday, March 3 and Saturday, March 4. The pair of 6-1 victories extended the Mustang (4-5, 2-1 Big West) winning streak to three games over a couple of conference foes. Friday vs. UC Riverside The Mustangs opened […]
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Women’s Basketball caps off regular season with 63-50 win over UC Riverside
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball handled business against UC Riverside in the last game of the regular season with a 63-50 win on Saturday, March 4 inside SRC Arena. The Mustangs (10-17, 7-12 Big West) rallied late, while the Highlanders (5-25, 3-17 Big West) were outscored in three out of four quarters. Cal Poly started off […]
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Track and Field begins outdoor season with 26 event wins at Cal Poly Open
In Cal Poly Track and Field’s outdoor season opener, six Mustangs posted top-10 marks in school history at the Cal Poly Open on Friday, March 3. The annual tune-up meet hosted by Cal Poly is meant for the athletes to shake the dust off and get their bearings underneath them as they transition from indoor […]
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The Hoof: Performing Arts Center releases lineup for spring quarter
The Hoof is a satire column created to find the humor in the daily life of Cal Poly students. If you’re looking for news, this is not it. If you’re looking for sports, this is kind of it, because we’re having a ball. Ha. Puns. Caroline Kelleher is an anthropology & geography freshman and Mustang […]
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Northern Chumash tribe proposes repurchase of lands surrounding Diablo Canyon
The yak tityu tityu yak tiłhini Northern Chumash tribe, in collaboration with The Land Conservancy of San Luis Obispo County, Cal Poly and the Regional Economic Action Coalition (REACH), launched a proposal in early February to try to get a portion of their ancestral homelands back. The 12,000 acres surrounding the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power […]
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‘I owe it to my younger self’: How a Cal Poly freshman started a club women’s baseball team
When Arwen McCullough looked to apply to colleges, the thought of club women’s baseball hadn’t crossed her mind. “I was looking like, where can I play softball?… What [schools] have men’s club baseball?” McCollough said. But then McCullough, now a recreation, parks and tourism administration freshman, started to see women’s club baseball pop up at […]
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Women’s Basketball loses final home game of season to UC San Diego, 60-43
Cal Poly Women’s Basketball dropped its final home game of the season against UC San Diego by a score of 60-43 on Thursday, March 2 inside Mott Athletics Center. The Mustangs (9-17, 6-12 Big West) couldn’t get anything going on offense early on, while the Tritons (13-16, 10-9 Big West) capitalized off of multiple Cal […]
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Illuminate Dance Showcase shines a light on Cal Poly’s cultural dance groups
A crowded audience filled the Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Feb. 12, holding bouquets for their favorite performers. The Illuminate Dance Showcase was back for its fifth year and opened to a sold-out venue. United Movement, a non-audition dance group at Cal Poly, hosts the showcase annually, this year being led by UM’s co-presidents Daryl […]
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‘Delicate to loud’: Student’s at-home jewelry business brings balance to college life
Leigh Ann Bardman’s college apartment is at the intersection of a natural wonderland and an eccentric vintage store. Underneath the dim lighting, dozens of houseplants wind through the living room from floor to ceiling. Bardman and her roommate keep the overhead lights off, leaving the room illuminated by the soft yellow glow of unique antique […]